PROVIDE 25 YARD MACROENCAPSULATION BAG

The contract awarded to TRADEBE ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES, LLC under solicitation SP450026F6529 is a firm-fixed-price delivery order under the broader contract SP450025D0031, with a total value of $20,240.00 and an award date of July 17, 2026. It specifies two deliverables: the provision of one 25-cubic-yard macroencapsulation bag for hazardous waste containment and the removal and disposal of 29,500 pounds of paint and paint-related waste classified as EPA D008 and UNIV409H, originating from Hangar 44 at Naval Air Station Jacksonville, Florida. The delivery is FOB destination with a required completion date of June 2, 2027, and inspection and acceptance are conducted by the government at the destination. Payment terms are net 30 days, and invoices must be submitted using the prescribed DLA Form 2505, with remittance processed by the Defense Finance and Accounting Service in Columbus, Ohio. The contract incorporates FAR 52.212-4 and 52.212-5, affirming its classification as a commercial item acquisition under a Low Price Technically Acceptable framework, though no formal evaluation factors are documented. The contractor is certified as a small business, triggering compliance with FAR 52.219-8 and FAR 52.232-40, including the requirement for a small business subcontracting plan and accelerated payments to small business subcontractors. Packaging, marking, and preservation details are not specified in the core document but are referenced to be addressed in the attached Statement of Work and other attachments, including the PWS, invoice formats, and work surveillance checklists. Contract oversight is managed by a designated Contracting Officer, Contracting Officer Representative, and Ordering Officer, all affiliated with DLA. The parent contract has a base performance period extending from September 2025 through March 2028, with two optional extensions totaling 36 months and a separate six-month option under FAR 52.217-8, bringing the total potential value of the overarching contract to over $24 million, though only the current delivery order value is obligated. No military standards for packaging or marking are explicitly cited, and no security clearance requirements are imposed, though physical access controls are implied through documentation