MEMORY CARD, PERSONA

The Defense Logistics Agency awarded contract SPE7M226P1831 to OPTIPLEX LLC, identified by CAGE code 13WM9, for the procurement of a MEMORY CARD, PERSONA with NSN 7025-01-727-8518 under simplified acquisition procedures. The original contract value was $1,216.00 for eight units at $152.00 each, but the line item was fully canceled with all quantities reduced to zero, resulting in a final contract value of $0.00. The award was posted on July 14, 2026, and the modification was issued under FAR 13.004(c), indicating a commercial item acquisition handled through simplified processes without formal evaluation factors, trade-off analysis, or detailed technical specifications. The contractor’s address is listed as 8037 S Perry Ave, Chicago, IL, but no official place of performance, FOB terms, delivery schedule, or period of performance was defined in the contract documentation. The Government retains inspection and acceptance authority, though no specific inspection criteria, quality standards, or acceptance locations were outlined. No packaging specifications, labeling standards, MIL-STD references, or barcoding requirements were provided, despite the presence of an NSN and CAGE code that imply standard DoD logistics compliance. The contracting officer, Jessica Ramsey of DLA Land and Maritime in Columbus, OH, issued the modification unilaterally, and no Contracting Officer’s Representative or technical monitor is identified. The solicitation does not include representations or certifications regarding business size, socioeconomic status, or affirmative statements, and no attachments, special requirements, security clearances, key personnel obligations, or options are referenced. Payment and accounting details, including AAC, TAS, or ACRN lines and invoicing methods, are directed to an unprovided continuation sheet, and no electronic invoicing systems like WAWF are specified. The absence of clause content in Section I, lack of evaluation criteria in Section M, and missing Section H and J elements indicate a minimalistic administrative contract execution focused on procedural compliance rather than detailed performance requirements.