PARTS KIT, REGULATOR

The U.S. Defense Logistics Agency has awarded a firm-fixed-price contract to ECI DEFENSE GROUP, INC. under modification SPE7M025P5136 for a single line item: PARTS KIT, REGULATOR, identified by NSN 4240014391355 and purchase requisition 7012716089, with a total contract value of $138,248.88. The award was issued on July 13, 2026, following solicitation SPE7M4-25-T-220C, which was issued on August 6, 2025. Performance is expected to be delivered to the government, though the precise place of performance and delivery location are not explicitly defined in the available data. The contracting officer is Kelly Drees, with administration handled by DCMA SOUTHEAST in Orlando, Florida, and payment processed through DLA Land and Maritime, Maritime Supply Chain in Columbus, Ohio. The contract incorporates FAR clause 52.222-90 with deviation 2026-00040, which prohibits discrimination based on an individual’s participation in Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion programs, marking a significant compliance requirement specific to this award. No other special requirements, such as security clearances, key personnel designations, or options, are indicated. The contract does not include detailed specifications for packaging, marking, or inspection criteria, and no MIL-STD references are cited, although the presence of the NSN and part number implies traceability under standard military inventory systems. The absence of Section C, Section E, Section D, and explicit delivery terms suggests that critical performance, acceptance, and logistics details are contained in an external continuation sheet not provided. Similarly, no evaluation factors, accounting data, invoicing procedures, or clear representation of the contractor’s small business or socioeconomic status are included in the documentation. The contractor’s CAGE code is 4BJ65, and the Unique Entity ID is not disclosed. There is no mention of FOB terms, delivery schedules, or warranty provisions, and the single line item constitutes the entire scope of work without option quantities. Compliance with the DEI clause and adherence to standard defense supply chain practices for item identification and tracking are the most concrete contractual obligations confirmed.