MICROCIRCUIT, DIGITA

This contract specifies the procurement of a digital microcircuit under Federal Supply Class 5962, with a total quantity of 200 units to be delivered within 145 days from the order date, FOB origin. The item is identified by NSN 5962-01-426-1594 and must conform to strict technical and quality requirements referenced from the DLA Master List, including mandatory supply chain traceability documentation retention as outlined in DLAD Procurement Note C03. The contractor must adhere to qualified supplier lists for semiconductors and electronic microcircuits, ensure physical identification and marking per MIL-STD-129, and apply lead finish markings compliant with IPC/JEDEC J-STD-609 to each unit pack. Packaging must follow DLA standards including MIL-STD-2073-1E and MIL-PRF-81705 for ESD and EMI protection, with specific cushioning requirements using A-A-59136 Class 1 Grade B material or equivalent ESD protective containers. No mercury or mercury-containing compounds may be intentionally introduced unless specifically exempted for functional components like certain batteries or sensors, and all such items must include secondary containment. The contractor is required to submit completed DLA Land and Maritime Form 918 along with traceability and test documentation at least 15 days before delivery, emailing it to a designated DLA address with files under 15 MB and properly named. Shipping cannot proceed until written authorization is received from the contract administrator, and failure to comply with documentation, marking, or packaging requirements can result in non-payment. All materials must originate from approved manufacturers including Moog Inc, STMicroelectronics Inc, and Allegro Microsystems Inc, with part numbers E23119-001 and ULN2803A. The contract incorporates cybersecurity requirements under CMMC Level 2 Self-Assessment and mandates retention of supply chain documentation. Deliveries must be shipped to a designated DLA distribution site in Columbus, Ohio, and the contract includes a zero tolerance variance on quantity. Failure to meet any of the technical, quality, traceability, or packaging conditions may result in rejection of delivery or non-payment.