PFAS LIQUIDS, >100 PPM, SUB C LF H132

The contract, awarded to TRADEBE ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES, LLC (CAGE 6Z4Y3), is a delivery order under the base contract SP450022D0014 with a total value of $3,960.52, issued on July 14, 2026, by the Defense Logistics Agency’s Disposition Services division. The scope of work involves the procurement of PFAS liquids exceeding 100 ppm, identified by NSN S222V00013379, under a performance-based acquisition structure governed by a separate Performance Work Statement. The solicitation was set aside for small businesses, with the awardee self-representing as both a small business and a Women-Owned Small Business, and multiple FAR small business clauses are incorporated, including HUBZone preferences, total and partial small business set-asides, subcontracting plan requirements with multiple alternates, and post-award representation. The contract includes indefinite-quantity provisions, allowing future orders within undefined minimum and maximum limits, though only one line item is currently activated. Delivery is FOB destination, with a firm delivery deadline of May 31, 2027, and the place of performance is the contractor’s facility in Merrillville, Indiana, while delivery occurs to a government location specified in the contract schedule. The contractor is subject to rigorous inspection and acceptance by the government at the destination, with compliance mandated to MIL-STD-130 for Unique Item Identification using two-dimensional data matrix symbols and MIL-STD-129 for shipment labeling. Cybersecurity requirements under DFARS 252.204-7012 and NIST SP 800-171 are flow-downed to subcontracts, requiring assessment, reporting, and safeguarding of covered defense information. Payment will be processed through the Defense Finance and Accounting Service via Wide Area WorkFlow, and contract administration is managed by the Contracting Officer’s Representative Angel Rodriguez and the Contracting Officer Annette Graham, with Michelle Watson as the awarding officer. The contract includes options to extend services up to six months or extend the contract term up to 60 months, and mandates flow-down of cybersecurity, transportation, and ethical conduct clauses to subcontractors. The absence of detailed evaluation factors or pricing weights suggests the award was based on small business set-aside eligibility and price, likely aligned with a trade-off or LPTA rationale, though not formally documented.