RIB, AIRFOIL

Malones CNC Machining Inc., identified by CAGE code 2V045, has been awarded a fixed-price indefinite-delivery contract under SPE4A725D5344 with a total potential value of up to $250,000, though the initial award amount is $41,069.34 for the delivery of seven airfoil ribs per year over a five-year period, with a maximum annual quantity of nineteen units. The contract, issued by the Defense Logistics Agency under NAICS code 332710, is structured as a bilateral Simplified Indefinite-Delivery Contract (SIDC), with delivery orders placed as needed within the ceiling. The item being procured, NSN 1560016480671, requires strict adherence to military and industry standards including MIL-STD-129 for packaging and marking, MIL-STD-130N for Unique Item Identification with Data Matrix barcodes, and SAE AS9100 and AS9003 quality management systems. All inspections and acceptances occur at the contractor’s facility in Grove, OK, and the contractor must ensure full traceability, documentation, and compliance with DLA’s Technical and Quality Requirements List, including hazardous material handling per TQ IP025 and ASTM D3951. Payment is processed exclusively through WAWF, with remittance directed to Columbus, OH, and invoicing requires electronic submission of receiving reports. The contract incorporates multiple critical federal acquisition regulation clauses covering termination for convenience, default, changes, disputes, subcontracting, and cybersecurity, including mandatory compliance with NIST SP 800-171 for protecting Controlled Unclassified Information and submission of assessments via SPRS. The awardee is certified as a Small Disadvantaged Business and a Women-Owned Small Business, triggering ongoing compliance and annual re-representation obligations under FAR 52.219-28. The contractor is prohibited from using non-qualified manufacturers under QPL/QML requirements and must comply with stringent labeling protocols, including hazard warnings and special markings for test samples. FOB Destination terms apply, obligating the contractor to bear all transportation risks until delivery at the government-determined location. Additionally, the contract imposes restrictions on radioactive material handling, antiterrorism training, and disclosure of cyber incident data, with no contract options or extensions permitted beyond the five-year term.