SENSOR, CURRENT

The Defense Logistics Agency awarded LEIDOS, INC. a contract modification numbered SPE7L126P3105 on July 15, 2026, for the procurement of a single item: a CURRENT SENSOR with NSN 6625015048950, at a total contract value of $27,232.00. The award stems from solicitation SPE7M1-25-T-3781 and was executed under simplified acquisition procedures referenced in FAR 13.302(a) and FAR 12.303(a), indicating a streamlined procurement process typically used for low-value acquisitions. The contract is governed by a unique clause, FAR 52.222-90, Addressing DEI Discrimination by Federal Contractors, which incorporates a formal deviation (2026-00040, Revision 1 effective April 2026), requiring LEIDOS to comply with federal non-discrimination regulations regarding diversity, equity, and inclusion policies in its employment practices. The place of performance is listed as LEIDOS, Inc.’s address in Reston, Virginia, and the contracting office is DLA Land and Maritime’s Fluid Handling Division, with Michael Finken serving as the designated Contracting Officer reachable via email. Delivery is expected to be completed without specified dates or FOB terms, and no additional line-item pricing, options, or detailed specifications beyond item identification are provided. The contract includes an administrative requirement for all post-award inquiries to be submitted through the DIBBS system, and while no formal packaging, inspection, or acceptance provisions are detailed in the provided documentation, compliance with referenced base contract terms and the SF-30 form structure is implied. LEIDOS, INC. holds CAGE code 5UTE2, and although its small business and socioeconomic status are not certified, the contract falls under NAICS 334519, which permits small business participation up to $41.5 million in annual receipts. No subcontracting, security clearances, key personnel, or OCI provisions are included, and no attachments or continuation sheets containing additional requirements such as packaging standards or inspection criteria are accessible in the provided materials.