SURGICAL PACK, DISPO

The Defense Logistics Agency awarded LC INDUSTRIES INC, with CAGE code 1A920, a fixed-price contract valued at $1,131.93 on July 14, 2026, under solicitation SPE2DS26PB066, for the procurement of disposable surgical packs identified by NSN 6515016797299. The contract consists of five line items, each referencing the same NSN and part number but with unique purchase requisition numbers, totaling 9.000 kilounits delivered under firm-fixed-price terms with zero variance allowed. Delivery is structured to occur 45 days after directional order (45 DAYS ADO), with specific deliveries scheduled to locations including Nellis AFB, NV; JBER, AK; and a PO Box in Columbus, OH, under FOB Destination terms that place transportation cost and risk of loss on the contractor. The contract enforces compliance with stringent packaging and labeling mandates governed by MIL-STD-2073-1E and the Medical Marking Standard No. 1, which supersedes MIL-STD-129 for all medical items, requiring sealed unit containers, commercial shipping packaging, and specific preservation codes CLNG/DRY with PRES MTHD ZZ and PRESV MAT ZZ as defined per procurement directives. Palletization must meet RP001: DLA Packaging Requirements for Procurement, and all documentation must be prepared for electronic invoicing through WAWF, with payment processed via the Defense Finance and Accounting Service using DoDAAC codes SL4701 and SPE2DS. The acquisition falls under NAICS code 423450 and is classified as a federal award with no set-aside provisions. The contractor is designated as a small business, but no additional socioeconomic certifications are claimed or triggered. Key regulatory clauses include 52.204-25 and 52.204-30, which prohibit the inclusion of telecommunications equipment from restricted foreign vendors and mandate compliance with supply chain security orders, 52.240-91 Alternate I imposing access restrictions based on U.S. citizenship and security clearance status, and 52.204-27 banning ByteDance applications on any devices used in contract performance. The contract incorporates clauses for termination for convenience, default, government delay of work, and dispute resolution, and requires subcontractors to flow