SEAT, VALVE

The contract, awarded to LESLIE CONTROLS, INC. (CAGE 35795) with contract number SPE7MC24P0901, is a firm-fixed-price award totaling $61,950.00 for the delivery of 1,000 units of a valve seat identified by NSN 4820014582173. The award was made under solicitation SPE7MC-23-T-322B, issued by the Defense Logistics Agency’s Land and Maritime division, with the contracting officer based in Columbus, Ohio. The contract was modified through Standard Form 30, dated February 13, 2024, and officially awarded on July 15, 2026. The place of performance is not explicitly designated, though the contractor is located in Tampa, Florida, and the administering office is in Columbus, Ohio. No period of performance, delivery schedule, or FOB terms are specified in the provided data. Payment administration is handled through DLA Land and Maritime, with invoicing likely processed via WAWF in accordance with standard DLA procedures, though this is not formally confirmed. The contract incorporates FAR clause 52.222-90, addressing DEI discrimination by federal contractors, under deviation 2026-00040, which imposes compliance requirements related to equal employment practices and prohibits discriminatory DEI programs. No other FAR clauses, inspection criteria, packaging standards, or quality specifications are detailed, though reference is made to Standard Form 30 and GSA FAR 53.243, suggesting alignment with broader federal acquisition policies. No Contracting Officer’s Representative is listed, and the contractor’s socioeconomic status, size certification, or unique entity ID are not explicitly stated, although the NAICS code 332912 for valve and pipe fitting manufacturing is provided. The contractor must submit a Property Administration Request via DIBBS following award. The solicitation lacked full evaluation factors, attachment details, or a complete statement of work, and no option periods, security clearance requirements, or OCI clauses are included. The absence of key documentation such as the continuation sheet and Section C limits the ability to fully characterize technical specifications or acceptance procedures, but the contract structure indicates a straightforward commercial item acquisition under simplified acquisition procedures.