Supply Chain Compliance & Counterfeit Prevention

The contract requires the implementation of a comprehensive counterfeit electronic parts prevention program and full supply chain compliance in accordance with DFARS requirements. This includes rigorous supplier vetting procedures to ensure all vendors meet stringent standards for authenticity and reliability, end-to-end traceability of electronic components from origin through delivery, and accurate, timely reporting of all supply chain activities to demonstrate adherence to federal defense regulations. The focus is on eliminating the introduction of counterfeit, fraudulent, or unapproved parts into the defense supply chain, with particular emphasis on maintaining chain-of-custody documentation and verifying component provenance. Performance is expected to be conducted in Nibley, Utah, under the oversight of the Department of Defense’s DLA Aviation office, with strict deadlines for proposal submission by June 1, 2026. As a subcontract under NAICS code 541611, the work involves specialized services in management consulting for defense supply chain integrity, requiring technical expertise in regulatory compliance, electronic component authentication, and risk mitigation strategies. Successful performers must demonstrate proven experience in supporting DoD contracts with robust counterfeit prevention systems and must be prepared to provide documented evidence of compliance throughout the contract lifecycle.