PUMP, FUEL, ELECTRICA

The Defense Logistics Agency awarded a delivery order under contract SPE7LX22D0068 to RDO Agriculture Equipment Co. (CAGE 4PNJ5), a small business, for the supply of one unit of a PUMP, FUEL, ELECTRICA (NSN 2910015776952) at a total price of $494.17. The award was issued on July 14, 2026, under a broader requirements contract with a base period from January 27, 2022, through January 26, 2026, and potential option periods extending through January 26, 2032. The underlying contract is structured as a Fixed-Price with Economic Price Adjustment, and while the total estimated value of the base contract exceeds $17 million with a potential total value nearing $44 million over ten years, this specific order reflects a single line-item delivery. The item must be delivered to Fort Campbell, Kentucky, under FOB Origin terms, with the contractor responsible for shipping via traceable means and excluding parcel post. All packages must be labeled with Transportation Control Number, Required Delivery Date, Shipment Indicator Group, Document Identifier Code, and Distribution Statement as specified, and must be accompanied by proper documentation reflecting government agency codes. Invoicing is strictly through Wide Area Workflow (WAWF), requiring prior contractor registration, and payment is administered by DCMA Twin Cities. The contractor must comply with DFARS clauses including Safeguarding Covered Defense Information, Cyber Incident Reporting, and Wide Area Workflow Payment Instructions, in addition to adhering to the Defense Priorities and Allocations System for expedited performance. The contract incorporates numerous representations and certifications, confirming the awardee’s small business status and triggering obligations for subcontracting plan compliance and ongoing SAM.gov reporting. Though no specific military packaging standards are cited, the contractor must ensure conformity to all contract specifications, with government inspection and acceptance occurring at the destination. Attachments such as bilateral agreements, awarded NSN pricing, delivery schedules, surge sustainment details, and subcontracting plans support the order, while the absence of detailed evaluation factors or specific quality inspection criteria leaves some technical requirements contingent upon referenced enclosures.