O-RING

This contract solicitation, identified as SPE7L1-26-T-535Q, issued by the Department of Defense's Land Supply Chain, calls for the procurement of O-Ring items (NSN 5331-01-492-6173) with a quantity of five units, to be delivered to New Cumberland, Pennsylvania, within approximately 130 days after order. The contract incorporates detailed technical and quality requirements from the DLA Master List, including strict adherence to packaging standards outlined in MIL-STD-2073-1E and marking/labeling requirements per MIL-STD-129 to ensure proper handling, shelf-life compliance, and safety, particularly for hazardous materials. Notably, the items must be free of asbestos and are excluded from standard commercial packaging and the First Destination Packaging program. Delivery terms require shipment FOB Origin, with specific cybersecurity and hazardous material controls mandated under DFARS and NIST SP 800-171 to protect Covered Defense Information. The contract emphasizes the submission of Material Safety Data Sheets and hazard labeling compliant with OSHA and other federal statutes. The solicitation operates under FAR simplified acquisition procedures and includes key clauses such as equal opportunity for disabled workers, combating trafficking in persons, and employment eligibility verification. While the specific contract type is not fixed in the documentation, the contract will follow the type determined by the Contracting Officer. The government will conduct inspection and acceptance at destination locations using established DoD protocols. Invoicing is to be managed electronically via the Wide Area WorkFlow system according to applicable DFARS clauses. Representations and certifications, including Unique Entity Identifier (UEI) and CAGE Code compliance, are required, especially regarding covered defense telecommunications. The solicitation process concludes with an electronic submission deadline on May 22, 2026, through the DLA eProcurement portal. Although price details are limited in the document, historical cost data exists but does not define current contract values. The package excludes evaluation factor details, focusing instead on compliance with rigorous quality, packaging, labeling, and cybersecurity mandates essential for defense logistics support.