NOZZLE, FUEL INJECTI

The Defense Logistics Agency awarded Contract SPE7L526P0025 to KAMPI COMPONENTS CO INC (CAGE 7Z016) on July 15, 2026, for the procurement of a single line item: a fuel injector nozzle with NSN 2910012347373, valued at a total of $642,852.00. The contract originated from solicitation SPE7L5-25-Q-0227 and was issued as a modification under Standard Form 30, dated October 14, 2025, with the award finalized through the DIBBS portal. The contract type is inferred to be firm-fixed-price, consistent with simplified acquisition procedures and the nature of the procurement. Performance is expected to be fulfilled from the contractor’s address in Fairless Hills, Pennsylvania, though the official place of performance remains unspecified. The paying office is DLA Land and Maritime, located in Columbus, Ohio, with Michael Finken serving as the Contracting Officer, while no Contracting Officer’s Representative or technical representative is identified in the documentation. The contract incorporates FAR 52.222-90, addressing discrimination based on diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives, effective under Deviation 2026-00040, Revision 1, with compliance required through Post Award Requests submitted via DIBBS. No other clauses, technical specifications, inspection criteria, packaging requirements, or quality standards are explicitly detailed in the provided materials. There is no indication of delivery schedules, FOB terms, quantities, unit pricing, or option periods, and no socioeconomic status, small business certification, or affirmative representations from the awardee are documented. The NAICS code 423840 reflects classification under wholesale trade of industrial equipment, and while the contract references a Continuation Sheet for additional terms, it is not included. Administrative data such as appropriation codes, accounting information, and invoicing systems remain unspecified, leaving key operational details unclarified. The absence of Section E inspection requirements, Section D packaging standards, and Section M evaluation factors suggests reliance on standard DLA practices or external documents not provided in the record.