SWITCH ASSEMBLY

The Defense Logistics Agency awarded DynaLEC Corporation, with CAGE code 12763, a firm fixed-price contract for the procurement of 65 Switch Assemblies identified by NSN 5930-00-873-2559 at a total price of $93,275.00, with an award date of July 21, 2026. The contract, issued under solicitation SPE7M8-26-T-4064, specifies delivery to be made FOB origin at the contractor’s facility in Sodus, New York, with acceptance also occurring at the origin point under government inspection. Performance is due by March 18, 2027, and the contractor is required to comply with stringent military packaging and preservation standards, including MIL-STD-2073-1E for packaging, MIL-DTL-28786 for switch preservation using method 32, and MIL-STD-129 for marking, which mandates barcoding and specific labeling such as “FIRST ARTICLE” for initial shipments and “Product Verification Test Samples – Do Not Post to Stock” for test items. The contract enforces compliance with multiple cybersecurity and data safeguarding clauses including FAR 52.204-7012 for safeguarding defense information, 252.204-7018 for prohibiting covered telecom equipment, and 252.225-7051 for restrictions on foreign satellite services. Quality assurance is governed by FAR clauses 52.246-2, -11, and -15, requiring a Certificate of Conformance and adherence to inspection protocols, with all documentation submitted electronically through WAWF. The contractor must comply with DPAS priorities and source components from qualified manufacturers listed on applicable QPLs or QMLs. Special contract clauses include deviations permitting alternate wording for certain provisions and require adherence to socioeconomic representation and small business utilization provisions, though no specific socioeconomic status is disclosed for the awardee. Payment is processed via electronic means under WAWF, with no option quantities, future increments, or ceiling values specified, making this a single-line, non-option firm fixed-price contract. All shipping, preservation, marking, and documentation must align with defined military standards and government supply chain protocols.