SIGNS, ADVERTISING DISPLAYS, & ID PLATES

The Defense Logistics Agency awarded contract SP330025P1195 to APPLE ROCK ADVERTISING & PROMOTION, CAGE 3M2X0, for the procurement of SIGNS, ADVERTISING DISPLAYS, & ID PLATES with a total value of $151,214.88, effective July 20, 2026. The contract was issued as a modification under Standard Form 30, with an effective date of September 26, 2025, and includes two identical line items referencing the same NSN/Part 9905N00000653, one of which includes an additional purchase request number. The place of performance is listed as Greensboro, North Carolina, while administrative oversight and payment functions are managed by DLA Distribution, Acquisition Operations (J7) in New Cumberland, Pennsylvania. The contract incorporates FAR 52.222-90, requiring the contractor to address diversity, equity, and inclusion practices to avoid unlawful discrimination, and references compliance with commercial item acquisition standards under FAR 52.212-4(c), suggesting a firm-fixed-price structure. Specific delivery schedules, quantities, unit prices, and FOB terms are not detailed in the available documentation, though the use of NSN 7540-01-152-8070 implies alignment with military logistics standards such as MIL-STD-129 for marking and shipment, even though it is not explicitly cited. Packaging, preservation, and labeling requirements lack explicit specification beyond implied military compliance, and no formal inspection criteria or acceptance location are defined, though government acceptance by the contracting officer at the DLA office is assumed. The contractor is required to submit documentation via PDF format, with one bilateral-signed attachment provided, and submissions must be sent to the designated DLA address or through the DIBBS portal. No socioeconomic certifications, small business status, or COR/COTR information were disclosed, and while invoice transmission is presumed to occur via WAWF, this is not confirmed. The award appears to be non-competitive or based on a lowest price technically acceptable approach, though the evaluation methodology is not documented. No additional options, clauses, or special requirements beyond DEI compliance and standard federal acquisition regulations are included.