SHIELDING GASKET, ELECTRONIC

The Defense Logistics Agency awarded a firm-fixed-price, indefinite-quantity contract to Aviation Devices and Electronic (CAGE 1NPE1), a women-owned small business, for electronic shielding gaskets under solicitation SPE7MX23R0004 and contract SPE7MX23D0052, with an initial delivery order issued on July 21, 2026, valued at $1,441.20 for a single unit of NSN 5999015078802. The overall contract has a three-year base period with two optional one-year extensions, carrying a minimum guaranteed value of $230,245 and a maximum ceiling of $17,357,488 over its full term, encompassing 61 NSNs related to electronic shielding components. Performance is governed under FAR 52.212-4 and 52.212-5, treating the contract as a commercial item acquisition, and delivery orders are subject to FOB Origin terms with government acceptance at the destination. All shipments must comply with packaging, preservation, and labeling requirements detailed in the PID, Packaging, and Marking.pdf attachment, and invoices must be submitted electronically via Wide Area Workflow to the DLA Finance and Accounting Service in Columbus, Ohio, under accounting code BX:97X4930 SCBX001262053189. The contractor is required to support surge and sustainment operations through unpriced CLINs (9960–9963), which may be activated at the government’s discretion with corresponding CAPs, test plans, and reports. The contract explicitly supports the WOSB Program, with full compliance obligations tied to the offeror’s small business status and SAM.gov verification. Delivery locations vary by order, with one confirmed destination at Hill Air Force Base, Utah. The contracting officer, Rebecca Halteman, oversees the contract, while administrative support is provided by Taren Hayes of DLA Land and Maritime. No COR or COTR is formally designated in the documentation. The contract includes no personnel security clearance requirements, key personnel clauses, or OCI provisions. All delivery schedules, part numbers, and surge planning are captured in the Award Spreadsheet, and compliance with DPAS rating DOC9 is mandatory. The contract’s structure emphasizes flexibility, commercial item acquisition practices, and support for contingency readiness under a small business set-