SCREW, CLOSE TOLERANCE

The Defense Logistics Agency awarded S&B, Inc. (CAGE 0F4K9) a delivery order under contract SPE4A623DC054 for the supply of close tolerance screws identified by NSN 5305011038819, with a total contract price of $25,764.60 and an award date of July 17, 2026. The contract is structured as an indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity arrangement with a five-year period, including base and option years, with a maximum potential value of $514,052.89, though only the base year quantities and unit prices are specified for line items, with option year pricing and quantities left blank. The contractor's facility in Scottsdale, Arizona, serves as both the point of inspection and acceptance, with FOB ORIGIN terms applying, meaning ownership and risk transfer upon shipment from that location. The item must be delivered within the Continental United States, with exact delivery points determined by individual delivery orders. Packaging and labeling must comply with MIL-STD-129 for all items, especially those containing radioactive materials, and with 29 CFR 1910.1200 for hazardous materials, while bar-coding is implied through MIL-STD-129 compliance. Invoicing is exclusively conducted through Wide Area WorkFlow, with accepted document types including invoices with receiving reports and cost vouchers. The contractor is designated as a Women-Owned Small Business under NAICS code 332722 and must adhere to a comprehensive set of regulatory and compliance requirements. Key clauses mandate adherence to labor standards including non-smoke-free work sites, anti-trafficking policies, equal opportunity for workers with disabilities, and whistleblower protections. Cybersecurity obligations require full compliance with NIST SP 800-171, submission of an assessment in the Supplier Performance Risk System, and flow-down of requirements to subcontractors, including prohibitions on Kaspersky Lab products and certain telecommunications equipment. The contractor must also comply with Buy American provisions, trade agreements, foreign acquisition restrictions, and cost accounting standards. Representations affirm the business size and socioeconomic status, with ongoing obligations to update SAM if status changes and to report any unauthorized use of foreign-flag vessels or modified hazardous material compositions. Administrative oversight is managed by Leah Hornkohl and Marlon Strain within DLA Aviation, with payments processed through the Defense Finance and Accounting Service in