SEAL

The contract, awarded to Atlantic Diving Supply, Inc. (CAGE 1CAY9), is a delivery order under the indefinite-delivery, indefinite-quantity (IDIQ) vehicle SPE7LX21D0087, issued by the Defense Logistics Agency under solicitation SPE7LX21-R-0074, with an award date of August 1, 2026. The sole line item is a SEAL specified by NSN 5330010219880, priced at $7.17 per unit, with the total contract value for this delivery order amounting to $7.17. The overarching base contract spans from April 1, 2021, through March 31, 2025, with three optional two-year extensions that could extend performance through March 31, 2031, and has an estimated total value ranging from $91.6 million to $229 million. Delivery performance is governed by individual delivery orders, with this order requiring delivery by August 17, 2026, and FOB terms varying by destination—FOB Destination for Customer Direct CONUS orders and FOB Origin for other types. The contractor must comply with strict marking requirements including TCN W68PPA62130286, BBP W68PPA, SUPP ADD W9046W SIG: C, DIC A0A, and ship-to and mark-for codes, and is prohibited from using parcel post for shipments. Invoicing must occur electronically through Wide Area Workflow, with payments processed by DFAS at a designated Columbus, Ohio address, and acceptance by the Government at locations defined by the Place of Inspection Code in Enclosure #4. Cybersecurity compliance is mandatory under NIST SP 800-171, requiring the contractor to maintain a current assessment in the Supplier Performance Risk System and implement safeguards for controlled unclassified information. Contractual clauses enforce restrictions on disclosure of cyber incident data, prohibit acquisition of covered telecommunications equipment, and mandate use of post-consumer fiber content paper. Representations and certifications are incorporated by reference, but no explicit self-certification of size status or socioeconomic category is confirmed in the provided data. The contract includes no specified key personnel or packaging materials beyond traceability requirements, and no military standards like MIL-STD-129 are cited, though administrative directives govern handling