SPACER, PLATE

The Defense Logistics Agency awarded American Defense Components, LLC, with CAGE code 4U6M9, a delivery order under the indefinite-delivery, indefinite-quantity contract SPE4A726D5125 for the procurement of 321 spacer, plate items identified by NSN 5365-01-105-2282 at a unit price of $11.23, resulting in a total delivery order value of $3,604.83. This order is governed by a five-year basic contract with no automatic extensions, and each future delivery order must fall within a minimum quantity of 247 units and a maximum of 494 units, with the entire contract vehicle capped at a total obligated value of $350,000. Delivery is scheduled for November 23, 2026, with performance and inspection occurring at the contractor’s facility in Stamps, Arkansas, under FOB Origin terms. The contract incorporates a comprehensive suite of Federal Acquisition Regulation and Defense Federal Acquisition Regulation Supplement clauses addressing cybersecurity compliance with NIST SP 800-171, prohibition on certain telecommunications equipment and services, whistleblower protections, quality assurance through FAR 52.246-2 and higher-level quality requirements, packaging and labeling per MIL-STD-129, hazardous material handling under 29 CFR 1910.1200, and U.S.-flag vessel compliance for ocean transport. The contractor is required to implement product verification testing if mandated by the Contracting Officer and must flow down critical cybersecurity and transportation requirements to subcontractors. Packaging must include standardized barcoding via Data Matrix and UCC/EAN-128, and all items containing radioactive materials must be clearly marked per specified activity thresholds. The contract includes DPAS priority ratings, meaning the order must supersede non-DPAS commercial work, and obligates the contractor to use the Wide Area Workflow system for invoicing and compliance reporting. Payment will be processed to the designated remittance address in Columbus, Ohio, under payment code SL4701, and administered by the DCMA South office in Madison, Alabama, with Adam Capehart as the contracting officer and Vernon McGeorge as the local administrative contact. Certification of small business status and Unique Entity Identifier compliance is required, and the contractor is responsible for maintaining all applicable records, submitting hazard labels for pre-approval, and ensuring adherence to sustainable procurement standards