Shelf-Life Management and Inventory Control (TYPE I CODE S)

The contract governs the comprehensive management of 60-month non-extendable shelf-life for TYPE I CODE S items, requiring strict adherence to tracking, storage, and expiration compliance protocols to ensure product integrity and operational readiness. All activities must be executed with precision to prevent the use or distribution of expired materials, with systems in place to monitor inventory levels, expiration dates, and timely disposal or rotation of items as they approach their end of life. The scope demands rigorous inventory control processes tailored to the unique constraints of Type I CODE S items, which are critical for military readiness and subject to zero tolerance for deviation from established shelf-life limits. This subcontract falls under NAICS code 493190 and is managed by the Defense Logistics Agency under the Department of Defense, with performance expected to meet federal supply chain standards. The contract is non-extendable and spans a fixed 60-month period, meaning all obligations must be fulfilled within that timeframe without option for renewal. Although specific location or point of contact details are not provided, the contract is linked to a DIBBS award record, indicating formal procurement under DLA’s supply chain infrastructure. Compliance with all regulatory and logistical requirements is mandatory, and failure to maintain proper control over expiration dates may result in significant operational risk and contractual penalties.