MEAL, TAILORED OPERATIONAL TRAINING
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Defense Logistics Agency award SPE3S126F1469 is a delivery order issued on August 28, 2026, under the primary contract SPE3S125DZ101. The order was awarded to Baxters North America, Inc. for a total price of 5,229.84 dollars. This specific order is for 84 boxes of Tailored Operational Training Meals, identified by NSN 8970016287262, with a unit price of 62.26 dollars. The supplies are scheduled for delivery to the McGuire AFB Commissary by September 9, 2026, under FOB destination terms. The overarching contract, SPE3S125DZ101, became effective on November 13, 2024, and establishes a five-year period of performance extending through 2029. This master agreement includes a guaranteed minimum of 1,270,640 dollars and estimates an annual requirement of 20,000 cases, with a maximum ceiling of 200,000 cases over the life of the contract. The agreement incorporates various federal clauses, cybersecurity requirements, and was finalized following solicitation SPE3S124R0014 and subsequent amendments.
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