SILICONE COMPOUND

The Defense Logistics Agency awarded a delivery order under basic contract SPE4AX-16-D-9008 to ASRC FEDERAL FACILITIES LOGISTICS, CAGE 79343, for the delivery of two containers of silicone compound identified by NSN 6850002957685, with a total contract value of $148.28. The award dated July 21, 2026, reflects a straightforward procurement of a standard commercial item under simplified acquisition procedures, likely awarded on a Lowest Price Technically Acceptable basis given the minimal technical specifications and lack of evaluation factors. Delivery is required by October 19, 2026, to a single destination in Tracy, California, with FOB Destination terms placing responsibility for costs and risks on the government upon arrival. The contract includes mandatory compliance with Defense Priorities and Allocations System (DPAS) regulations under 15 CFR 700, ensuring prioritized fulfillment, and requires all packages and documentation to be marked with specific identifiers including parcel code W62N2A, mark-for code SW3142, and the NSN. Invoicing must be submitted electronically via WAWF in accordance with DFARS 252.232-7003, and payment will be processed by Defense Finance and Accounting Service at the designated remit-to address. The contractor is certified as a small business, triggering applicable reporting obligations under FAR and DFARS, though no other socioeconomic preferences were claimed. Packaging and preservation standards are not explicitly defined but are expected to conform to general Department of Defense logistics practices referenced in the basic contract. The clause structure is governed entirely by the terms of the underlying indefinite-delivery contract, with no individual clauses listed in this delivery order. The Contracting Officer’s Technical Representative is Amanda Parker, and administrative support is provided by Holly Dunganan. No options, additional line items, or modifications are included, and the scope is limited to the specified quantity and item. Inspection and acceptance occur at the destination by government representatives, with no additional quality standards cited beyond conformity to contract requirements. The procurement is administrative in nature, reflecting routine logistics resupply under an established IDIQ framework, with no security clearances, key personnel provisions, or conflict-of-interest clauses applicable.