SPRING, HELICAL, COMP

The Defense Logistics Agency awarded Contract SPE7M126V0936 to GLOBAL LOGISTICS STRATEGIES INC. (CAGE 7BUL6) on July 13, 2026, under Solicitation SPE7L1-25-T-879X, for the delivery of 184 helical compression springs (NSN 5360011784996) at a total price of $18,689.60. The contract was issued as a modified award under simplified acquisition procedures, consistent with FAR 13.302(a), and reflects a base contract value with no identified options or extended ranges. The contractor is located in Cape Coral, Florida, and the award was administered through DLA Land and Maritime offices in Columbus, Ohio, with Jeremiah Young designated as the Contracting Officer. The contract incorporates a unique non-standard clause, FAR 52.222-90, Addressing DEI Discrimination by Federal Contractors, which was added via deviation 2026-00040, Revision 1, effective April 2026, requiring the contractor to comply with DEI-related non-discrimination obligations and submit any concerns via a Post Award Request in DIBBS. No other contract clauses, special requirements, or technical specifications beyond the item description are provided. The NAICS code 332613 identifies the contractor’s industrial classification as spring and wire product manufacturing. Although the contract references Standard Form 30 and DIBBS for modifications and communications, no payment office details, invoicing instructions, COR/COTR assignments, packaging standards, inspection criteria, delivery schedules, or FOB terms are defined in the available information. The award was likely driven by a Lowest Price Technically Acceptable approach given the simplicity of the line item and the procurement under simplified acquisition thresholds, though this basis of award is not formally stated. No socioeconomic certifications, size status designations, or quality assurance standards are documented. Compliance with federal logistics systems is implied, but exact marking, bar-coding, or preservation requirements linked to MIL-STDs are not included. All administrative and compliance actions must be coordinated through DIBBS or direct communication with the assigned Contracting Officer.