POLYURETHANE COATING

The Defense Logistics Agency awarded a firm-fixed-price delivery order, SPE8ES26F61CE, to ASRC FEDERAL FACILITIES LOGISTICS, CAGE 79343, for the procurement of 5,000 kilograms of polyurethane coating at a unit price of $59.64 per kilogram, resulting in a total contract value of $298.20. This delivery order was issued under the basic contract SPE8ES24D0005 and is structured as a single-line-item procurement with zero variance allowed in quantity, indicating no flexibility in order size or cost. Delivery is required by August 4, 2026, to the Marine Aviation Logistics Squadron 14 at Cherry Point, North Carolina, with FOB destination terms meaning the contractor bears all transportation costs and risks until delivery. Inspection and acceptance occur at the destination, performed by government personnel, and compliance is governed by the base contract’s technical specifications, DLA procedural notes C19 and C20, and the Defense Priorities and Allocations System under 15 CFR 700. The contractor is certified as a small business, small disadvantaged business, and women-owned small business, with all representations binding under federal regulations. Packaging and marking requirements are minimal, mandating only the inclusion of the base and delivery order identifiers on all shipments and documents, without reference to MIL-STDs or detailed preservation standards. Payment will be processed by DEF FIN AND ACCOUNTING SVC in Columbus, Ohio, using the provided accounting codes, and invoicing is expected to follow electronic or paper-based methods consistent with DoD logistics practices, though specific invoicing systems like WAWF are not named. The contracting officer is Nate Prattico of DLA Troop Support in Philadelphia, with no separate COR or COTR assigned. The acquisition was conducted under a Lowest Price Technically Acceptable framework based on the absence of evaluation factors, technical proposals, or trade-off criteria, relying solely on price and conformance to delivery requirements. No formal contract clauses, attachments, or special requirements beyond logistics and delivery instructions are contained within the order, suggesting reliance on the underlying basic contract for further provisions.