PFAS LIQUIDS, >100 PPM, SUB C LF H132

The Defense Logistics Agency awarded a delivery order under the IDIQ contract SP450025D0015 to Willow Environmental Inc, identified by CAGE code 56EC7, for the procurement of PFAS liquids exceeding 100 ppm under two distinct line items with NSNs S222V00013379 and S222V00013372, totaling $41,933.40. The award was issued on July 14, 2026, under a Firm Fixed Price structure, with invoicing mandated through DLA Form 2505 submitted via electronic data interchange to the payment office in Columbus, Ohio. The contract incorporates standard FAR clauses including 52.212-1, 52.212-3, 52.212-4, 52.212-5, 52.222-26, and 52.222-50, ensuring compliance with commercial item acquisition rules, equal opportunity, and anti-trafficking requirements. The contractor is certified as a Women-Owned Small Business, Economically Disadvantaged Women-Owned Small Business, and Small Disadvantaged Business, and is required to maintain active SAM.gov registration and comply with the Department of Labor Wage Determination for applicable labor categories. Performance obligations are governed by a Performance Work Statement and supporting attachments, including pickup point locations, transporter and facility profiles, and a work surveillance checklist, though detailed handling, packaging, and marking specifications are referenced as residing in unattached documents. Delivery terms, including FOB point and schedule, are defined externally, with a possible pickup location identified as Meridian, Mississippi, and the contractor’s facility in Coraopolis, Pennsylvania. Inspection and acceptance are executed by the Government at the point of delivery, with no specific MIL-STDs or bar-coding standards mentioned. Access to DoD systems is implied through the requirement for CAC applications, suggesting security clearance requirements for personnel. The contract is part of a larger IDIQ with a base period extending through September 2027 and an option period through March 2030, with a maximum potential value exceeding $17 million across all delivery orders, though this delivery order constitutes a single, limited obligation within that broader framework.