O-RING

The Defense Logistics Agency awarded DBR INDUSTRIES, INC. (CAGE 1K697) a delivery order under the Indefinite-Delivery, Indefinite-Quantity (IDIQ) contract SPE7LX26D0003, known as the O-Rings Competitive Contract (O-RCC), with a total value of $396.44 for 106 units of an O-ring identified by NSN 5331004770229. This award is part of a broader 10-year IDIQ vehicle with a guaranteed minimum of $5,000 per awardee and a total ceiling of $49 million across all contractors, designed to support Department of Defense and Foreign Military Sales requirements for O-rings used in engines, filters, pumps, and vehicle systems. The base performance period runs from October 15, 2025, through October 14, 2029, with options extending through October 14, 2035, under a structured year-by-year escalation. Delivery is FOB ORIGIN, with acceptance occurring at the DLA warehouse in Tracy, California, and the contracting officer is Brandy Warner, with payment processed through DEF FIN AND ACCOUNTING SVC in Columbus, Ohio. The evaluation for award prioritized price equally with past performance and delivery, reflecting a best-value trade-off approach rather than a lowest price technically acceptable method. Contractual compliance is governed by FAR clauses including 52.216-27 for multiple awards and C10 for task order placement, and the supplier must adhere to federal specifications through the use of National Stock Numbers and Federal Supply Classification codes. Invoicing requires four paper copies to be submitted to CODE SL4701, and the contract includes a DPAS rating under 15 CFR 700 to prioritize fulfillment. While the Performance Work Statement and signed contract pages are referenced as attachments, critical sections such as Packaging and Marking, Special Contract Requirements, and Representations and Certifications are either incomplete or not fully disclosed in the available documentation. No explicit MIL-STDs, barcoding standards, or quality inspection criteria are provided, though acceptance is contingent upon compliance with contract terms and government inspection at the destination. The contractor is identified by its CAGE code, but no UEI, socioeconomic status, or other certifications are confirmed. The contract leverages a single delivery order structure under an IDIQ