SHOCK ABSORBER, DIRE

The contract award SPE7LX26F74B2 under the base delivery order SPE7LX26D0066 is issued by the Defense Logistics Agency to GM DEFENSE LLC (CAGE 97DN1) for the procurement of one shock absorber, dire (NSN 2510017277456), at a total price of $4,367.94, with an award date of July 21, 2026. The contract operates under a nine-year performance period consisting of a three-year base and two three-year option periods, extending through June 25, 2029, with pricing for option years subject to redetermination. Delivery is FOB destination, with inspection and acceptance occurring at the destination location as defined by the delivery order. The contract includes full compliance with military packaging and marking standards, specifically MIL-STD-129 for shipment containers and MIL-STD-130 for Unique Item Identification using Data Matrix barcodes, with detailed requirements specified in Attachment 3, which is referenced but not provided. The item requires compliance with hazardous material labeling per 29 CFR 1910.1200 and submission of IUID data if the acquisition cost exceeds $5,000, though this item does not appear to meet that threshold. Payment will be processed through the Wide Area WorkFlow system using the designated DoDAAC SL4701 and remittance address in Columbus, Ohio, with invoice types allowed including Fixed-Price Invoice and Receiving Report. Contract administration is managed by Contracting Officer Deonna Coleman, and the contract incorporates standard FAR clauses including 52.216-7 for cost and payment, 52.246-11 for higher-level quality requirements with insertions left to the contracting officer, and 52.222-37 and 52.223-3 for veteran employment reporting and hazardous material safety. Deviations authorized under DEVIATION 2026-00015 and DEVIATION 2026-O0038 apply specifically to Warstopper Program material buffer availability and surge and sustainment requirements. The contract supports surge and sustainment operations and includes a unique clause permitting the Contracting Officer to unilaterally negotiate adjustments to quantities, unit of issue, packaging, and pricing outside normal price redetermination processes due to system