PUMP, SUBMERGED, AIRC

The Defense Logistics Agency awarded Contract SPE4A726P4703 to Jamaica Bearings Co., Inc. (CAGE 04836) on July 21, 2026, for the procurement of one submerged aircraft air pump identified by NSN 2915016481902 at a total contract price of $426,843.36. The contract stems from Solicitation SPE4A7-25-Q-1496 and was issued as a modification (P00001) to an earlier order dated January 12, 2026. The primary focus of this modification is the incorporation of FAR 52.222-90, Alternate D, implementing DoD Class Deviation 2026-00040, Revision 1, which prohibits federal contractors from engaging in diversity, equity, and inclusion practices that discriminate on the basis of race, ethnicity, or skin color in employment, contracting, or program participation. This clause is flowed down to all subcontractors within the United States and requires the contractor to report any violations and provide unrestricted access to records upon request. The contracting officer, Dean Allen, is responsible for oversight, with contract administration handled by DCMA Northeast at Hanscom AFB, Massachusetts. The place of performance is at the contractor’s facility in New Hyde Park, New York, with no alternate delivery location specified. No FOB terms, packaging, preservation, or marking requirements are detailed in the documentation, nor are any MIL-STDs or technical specifications for the pump cited. Payment and invoicing details, including the remit-to address or electronic invoicing system, are not provided. The accounting data, COR/COTR designation, and evaluation factors used in award selection are absent, and no socioeconomic certifications or size status for the awardee are disclosed. The contract type is inferred as firm-fixed-price based on standard DLA practices for this commodity but not explicitly confirmed. The delivery schedule, period of performance, and acceptance criteria remain undefined beyond the award date. Compliance with Executive Orders 14275, 14265, and 14398 is required, and failure to meet the clause obligations could result in contract termination or debarment.