SET, MWD, OBEDIENCE C

The Defense Logistics Agency awarded Contract SPE8EE25P0906 to VINYLWORKS, INC. (CAGE 1FLZ6) on July 14, 2026, under Solicitation SPE8EE-25-Q-0464, with a total contract value of $153,025.00. The contract primarily covers the provision of a SET, MWD, OBEDIENCE C, identified by NSN 3770-01-613-5936, with a single CLIN for three units valued at $4,014.78 under modification P00001, issued to correct previously delivered material through repackaging and stamping performed by the government. The work involves logistical correction rather than initial production, with no detailed technical specifications, performance metrics, or quality standards provided, and the only explicitly referenced contractual clause is FAR 52.243-1, Changes, which authorized the modification. Packaging and marking requirements are implied through the use of NSN and CAGE codes, suggesting compliance with MIL-STD-129, though explicit preservation methods, barcoding standards, or packaging materials are not detailed in the available documentation. The contract’s administrative framework designates DLA Troop Support in Philadelphia as the issuing office, with payment instructions routed to VINYLWORKS, INC. in Greenville, SC, and payment processing includes specific guidance not to deduct $4,014.78 from the invoice total. The contracting officer is identified as Rebecca Bacon, but no Contracting Officer’s Representative is listed. No evaluation factors, socioeconomic certifications, or size status information for the contractor are present in the record, and the contract type is inferred as firm-fixed-price based on standard DLA practices, though not formally stated. The period of performance is linked to the original solicitation issuance date of September 22, 2025, and the effective modification date of July 14, 2026, with no defined delivery schedule or FOB terms. The only attachment is a signed PDF of the modification, and no formal accounting data such as AAC, TAS, or ACRN appears in the document. All performance, inspection, and acceptance responsibilities are clearly assigned to the government, with no requirement for the contractor to perform final inspection or delivery.