CABLE ASSEMBLY
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Contract SPE4A626F3115 was a delivery order issued by the Defense Logistics Agency Aviation to Innodyne Engineering Corp for the procurement of cable assemblies and associated production lot testing. The order was placed under the broader indefinite-delivery purchase order SPE4A623D5243, which established a total maximum value not to exceed 250,000 dollars. The scope of work required strict adherence to supply chain integrity, counterfeit part detection, and the use of passive RFID tagging per MIL-STD-129. Deliveries were designated as FOB Destination, with the primary delivery point located at the Redstone Technical Test Center at Redstone Arsenal, Alabama. Despite the initial award and technical requirements, including NIST SP 800-171 cybersecurity compliance and ISO 9001:2015 quality standards, the contract was terminated. Modification P00001, signed on June 24, 2026, cancelled the award in its entirety as a no-cost settlement agreement because the vendor was unable to deliver the items within the agreed terms. Consequently, all line items were deleted, and the total contract value was reduced from 6,065 dollars to zero dollars.
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