SEALING COMPOUND

The contract is a delivery order under the basic contract SPE8ES24D0005 awarded by the Defense Logistics Agency to ASRC Federal Facilities Logistics, CAGE 79343, a small business, for the procurement of 7.000 kilograms of sealing compound identified by NSN 8030016201558. The total contract value is fixed at $2,012.08 with no option quantities or variance permitted, and the sole line item is delivered to the Hazardous Material Control Point at Fort Carson, Colorado, with a required delivery date of August 6, 2026. The acquisition follows FAR Part 12 commercial item procedures, with clauses FAR 52.212-4 and FAR 52.212-5 incorporated by reference, indicating a Lowest Price Technically Acceptable source selection based on price and technical acceptability. The FOB term is destination, meaning the contractor assumes all transportation costs and risks until receipt at the designated location. Packaging and marking requirements are minimal, requiring traceable shipping and prohibiting parcel post; markings include the MARKFOR code W90YP4, TCN W90YP461980037, and RDD 213, though no specific MIL-STDs such as MIL-STD-129 or MIL-STD-2073 are cited. Inspection and acceptance are conducted by the government at the destination point, with acceptance contingent on conformance to contract requirements. Payment is governed by DFARS 252.232-7003 through EDI submission to the Defense Finance and Accounting Service in Columbus, Ohio, using the account identifier 97X4930 5CBX 001 2620 S33189. The contracting officer representative is Nate Prattico, who also signed as the government representative, with no separate COR designated. The offeror certified its small business status under NAICS code 325520 and affirmed DPAS compliance, but no additional socioeconomic certifications were explicitly claimed. Attachment references include a signed bilateral contract and a modification dated January 17, 2020, though their full content is not available. The contract lacks a formal Statement of Work or detailed technical specifications beyond the NSN, and no special requirements such as security clearances or OCI provisions are documented, suggesting reliance on the base