Nonrechargeable Battery Supply

The contract involves the supply and delivery of two nonrechargeable batteries that must comply with federal specifications, ensuring they meet the required technical and performance standards for government use. The delivery point is designated as the origin point, meaning the contractor is responsible for preparing and making the batteries available at their location, while the government assumes full responsibility for arranging and covering the costs of final transportation to the ultimate destination. This arrangement shifts the logistics burden after the point of tender, placing the onus of end-to-end shipment on federal agencies. The contract falls under the NAICS code 335911, which classifies it within the manufacturing of other electrical equipment and components, indicating the batteries are produced by a specialized manufacturer rather than being sourced as generic commodities. It is issued as a subcontract under the Defense Logistics Agency, a division of the Department of Defense, signaling its use in military or defense-related applications. The solicitation was posted on July 20, 2026, with no set-aside designation, meaning it is open to all eligible contractors without preference based on size, ownership, or other criteria. The contract reference is linked through the DIBBS system, providing a single source for tracking award and delivery status.