SPECTACLES, INDUSTRIAL

The Defense Logistics Agency awarded a delivery order under basic contract SPE8EJ-21-D-0036 to NOBLE SUPPLY & LOGISTICS, LLC (CAGE 1HEN9) for the procurement of 10 units of industrial safety spectacles, identified by NSN 4240016575292 and part number MS02-KIT, at a total price of $2,310.60. Each unit was priced at $231.06 with no variance allowed in quantity, and the delivery is due by March 1, 2027, to the designated destination at Fort Bragg, North Carolina. The contract specifies FOB destination terms, meaning the contractor assumes all costs and risks until delivery is completed, and shipments must be sent via traceable means, excluding parcel post. Marking and labeling must include mandatory identifiers such as the Traceable Control Number W36LKG62130085, Required Delivery Date 228, Project Code TP 3, Supplemental Address W9046W SIG:C, NSN, CAGE 08YL7, CLIN 0001, and Purchase Request 7017721018 to ensure compliance with DoD logistics and barcoding standards. The order is administered under the DLA Troop Support, Construction & Equipment office, with John Cuorato serving as the Contracting/Ordering Officer and no formal COR or COTR designated in the documentation. The supplier is responsible for packaging and delivery, with no specific preservation methods or packaging materials mandated beyond traceable shipment requirements. Inspection and acceptance occur at the destination by the government, and compliance is governed by the base contract’s terms and conditions, though no explicit MIL-STD or ANSI standards are cited in the delivery order. The contract value is fixed with no options or extensions, and while the underlying basic contract is likely an IDIQ vehicle, the delivery order itself is a firm, fixed-price, single-delivery transaction. Accounting for payment is tracked under code 97X4930 SCBX0012620 S33189, and remittance is directed to Fort Bragg, with award transmission handled via EDI. No socioeconomic certifications, size status claims, or special contract requirements such as security clearances, key personnel, or OCI provisions are documented, and representations from the contractor are not