SLEEVE, PIVOT, FLAP
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The Defense Logistics Agency awarded contract SPE4AX26F2115 to Kit Pack, LLC on September 11, 2026, as a delivery order under the broader Indefinite Quantity Contract SPE4A222D0009. The order specifically concerned the procurement of pivot flap sleeves and associated government first article testing. While the initial contract value was set at 11,193.52 dollars, the order was subsequently terminated for convenience via modification P00001. This termination was prompted by contractor sourcing issues, resulting in the total contract value being decreased to 0.00 dollars. As part of this agreement, the contractor waived all charges and released the government from all further obligations regarding the line items. The overarching master contract, established in June 2022, provides the framework for these deliveries and includes specific requirements for first article testing and established minimum guarantee amounts.
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