POWER SUPPLY

The Defense Logistics Agency awarded a sole-source contract to General Atomics, identified by CAGE code 4V360, for the procurement of one power supply unit with NSN 6130016682025 under solicitation SPE7L7-25-Q-1246, with a total contract value of $97,046.00. The award was issued on July 13, 2026, and is administered by DLA Land and Maritime through Contract Number SPE7L725P3496, with a modification number P00001. The place of performance is associated with the contractor’s facility in San Diego, California, though no formal delivery location or FOB terms are specified. The contract is administered under simplified acquisition procedures, and while the exact contract type is not explicitly stated, the nature and value suggest a Firm Fixed Price structure. Payment is handled by the DLA Land and Maritime payment office in Columbus, Ohio, with Kelly Drees serving as the contracting officer and primary point of contact. Compliance with FAR 52.222-90, “Addressing DEI Discrimination by Federal Contractors,” is mandated under Deviation 2026-00040, Revision 1, requiring the contractor to notify the contracting officer via a Post Award Request in DIBBS if any issues arise related to DEI obligations. No other socio-economic status certifications, size representations, or socioeconomic program claims are documented. The contract contains no specified inspection or acceptance criteria, delivery schedule, or detailed packaging and marking requirements beyond general references to Standard Form 30 and DoD practices. No MIL-STDs, bar-coding standards, technical specifications, or quality control provisions are outlined for the power supply item. The solicitation did not include evaluation factors, and the award appears to have been made under a streamlined process without competitive bids. The contractor is required to provide an electronic or signed acknowledgment of the modification, and all post-award communications must be submitted through the DIBBS portal. No COR or COTR is listed, and no option periods, security clearances, or conflict of interest provisions are addressed.