PIN, HOLLOW

The Defense Logistics Agency awarded a simplified acquisition contract to G.T. MACHINING & FABRICATING LTD. (CAGE 3AR59) for the supply of one unit of PIN, HOLLOW (NSN 5315015739900) under solicitation SPE4A0-26-T-3947, with an award date of July 23, 2026, and a total contract price of $415.10. The delivery is to be made FOB Origin within five days of award to the specified destination in Yakima, Washington, with inspection and acceptance occurring at the destination. The contract incorporates a broad array of Federal Acquisition Regulation and Defense Federal Acquisition Regulation Supplement clauses, including requirements for employment eligibility, combating human trafficking, hazardous material handling, cybersecurity safeguards, and compliance with labeling and packaging standards such as MIL-STD-129, ASTM D3951, and RP001. Packaging must include moisture barriers, desiccants, and corrosion inhibitors as needed, with all containers marked using Data Matrix 2D barcodes for Item Unique Identification and compliant with DLA-specific technical and quality requirements. The contractor is subject to stringent reporting obligations regarding hazardous substances, export control, and prohibited telecommunications equipment, and must maintain compliance with the Defense Information Systems Agency’s NIST SP 800-171 assessment requirements under a specific deviation. Invoicing must be conducted electronically via Wide Area WorkFlow using approved document types, and all submissions through DIBBS adhere to standard electronic procurement protocols without hard-copy alternatives permitted. The contract includes representations regarding small business status, unique entity identifier, and compliance with socioeconomic program criteria, with deviations applied to clauses governing subcontracts and cybersecurity. Payment and administrative contact details are designated for completion upon final award execution, and no formal evaluation factors or pricing details beyond the total value were disclosed in the solicitation, indicating reliance on a streamlined, low-value acquisition process governed by established DLA procedures.