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The Defense Logistics Agency awarded a firm fixed-price delivery order under the IDIQ contract SP450024D0004 to WILLOW ENVIRONMENTAL INC, a small business certified as an Economically Disadvantaged Women-Owned Small Business (EDWOSB), for a total price of $5,291.75. The award was issued on July 29, 2026, with delivery required by June 14, 2027, under FOB Destination terms. The order includes five line items comprising non-RCRA, non-DOT regulated solid and liquid materials such as used sorbents and used oils, with precise specifications tied to product identifiers and environmental handling guidelines. The contractor must meet strict U.S. Department of Defense marking and identification requirements per MIL-STD-130 and MIL-STD-129, including permanent Data Matrix symbols with enterprise identifiers and serial numbers, machine-readable labeling on all containers, and compliance with ISO/IEC and ANSI standards for encoding and verification. All deliveries are subject to government inspection and acceptance at the designated destination point, and the contractor is required to submit unique item identifier data and invoices exclusively through the Wide Area WorkFlow system. The contract incorporates numerous FAR and DFARS clauses related to ethics, whistleblower protections, subcontractor restrictions, cyber security, and procurement integrity, including mandatory adherence to NIST SP 800-171 for safeguarding controlled unclassified information, prohibition of technologies from ByteDance and Kaspersky Lab, and compliance with reporting obligations under the Federal Subaward Reporting System. The contractor must also maintain active SAM registration, report executive compensation and first-tier subcontracts over $25,000, and ensure all subcontractors meet cybersecurity assessment criteria. The performing facility is located in Coraopolis, PA, and the contracting officer is Michelle Watson, with no designated COR provided in the documentation. The award falls under a broader IDIQ contract with a maximum value exceeding $8 million, but this specific delivery order constitutes a minor fraction of the total potential obligations.