BAFFLE, OIL GEARBOX

The Defense Logistics Agency awarded a modification under contract SPE4A526F2596 to the Canadian Commercial Corporation, with a total contract value of $85,607.60, to supply two specified defense-related items: a miscellaneous part identified by NSN 0001S00000046 and a baffle for an oil gearbox with NSN 2840001243066. The award date was July 17, 2026, and the solicitation number was SPE4A5-25-T-118W. The contract is administered under the existing IDIQ contract SPE4A121G0002, with performance primarily conducted through the Canadian Commercial Corporation’s location in Ottawa, Ontario, under administrative oversight by DCMA Americas in Ottawa. The government’s paying office is located in Richmond, Virginia, and the contracting officer is Carl Allen of DLA Aviation. Although the contract does not specify quantities or unit pricing, delivery is structured under an as-required or as-ordered basis with no fixed delivery schedule or term. The contract requires strict compliance with DLA-specific logistics protocols, including mandatory use of the Vendor Shipment Module for generating shipping labels and documentation, and adherence to MIL-STD-129 for two-dimensional bar-coded labeling, with labels to be printed no more than two days before shipment. For OCONUS shipments, hazardous materials, and Foreign Military Sales, contractors must utilize the DCMA Shipping Instruction Request system through the PIEE portal. Shipping terms encompass both f.o.b. origin and f.o.b. destination, with responsibility for transportation and labeling dependent on the applicable term. The contractor is further obligated to maintain an accurate VSM profile including business hours and holidays and to comply with DLA Transportation Account Codes where applicable. No specific inspection thresholds, quality standards beyond shipping documentation, or socioeconomic certifications are detailed, and no COR or COTR is designated. The contract contains no option periods, price escalation clauses, or performance incentives, and the total obligation is fixed at the awarded amount with no indication of potential increases.