SPOUT, CAN, FLEXIBLE

The Defense Logistics Agency awarded a single-line-item delivery order, SPE7MX26F8850, to SUPPLYCORE LLC, a women-owned small business with CAGE code 4V314, for the procurement of three flexible can spouts (NSN 7240001776154) at a unit price of $11.51, resulting in a total contract value of $34.53. The order, issued under the basic contract SPE7MX21D0016, has a delivery due date of July 21, 2026, and is FOB origin with government-funded transportation, meaning title and risk of loss transfer to the government at the contractor’s location. The item must be delivered to Fort Stewart, Georgia, with all packaging, marking, and preservation requirements specified in Attachment #3 of the base contract, which mandates shipments be sent via the fastest traceable means and prohibits parcel post, while marking must include “MARKFOR” followed by the designated delivery address. Invoicing is required to comply with DFARS 252.232-7003, typically through the Wide Area Workflow system, and payment terms are net 30 days, with remittance directed to the contractor’s address in Rockford, Illinois. The government will conduct inspection and acceptance at the delivery point, with the Contracting/Ordering Officer, Jeffrey Dixius, serving as the approving authority. The contractor’s representation as a small, women-owned business triggers compliance obligations under the SBA’s WOSB program and DFARS requirements, including reporting in SAM.gov and adherence to the Defense Priorities and Allocation System (DPAS) for priority rating. Administrative oversight is managed by DLA Land and Maritime in Columbus, Ohio, with Michael Theado serving as the local administrative point of contact. No separate evaluation factors, special contract requirements, or explicitly cited MIL-STDs are documented in the available data; all technical, packaging, and inspection criteria are incorporated by reference from the base contract’s Attachment #3. The absence of any modification numbers, multiple CLINs, or options indicates this is a straightforward, low-value firm-fixed-price delivery order with minimal administrative complexity, relying on the underlying contract framework for compliance and execution.