SWITCH,REED

The solicitation SPMYM426Q33340001, issued by DLA Maritime - Pearl Harbor, seeks a magnetic limit switch and cable assembly under a fixed-price, lowest price technically acceptable (LPTA) procurement model. The requirement is for eight units of a reed switch assembly with delivery terms governed by F.O.B.-Destination, meaning risk of loss transfers to the government upon arrival at the designated delivery point, which includes Pearl Harbor, HI as the primary place of performance. All proposals must be submitted electronically by the deadline of April 30, 2026, and must strictly conform to the solicitation’s technical, administrative, and compliance requirements. Evaluation will be conducted on a pass/fail basis for technical acceptability, with award going solely to the lowest-priced offeror who meets all technical criteria, including compliance with delivery schedules and quality standards. The contract imposes rigorous supply chain security and cybersecurity obligations under multiple Federal Acquisition Regulation clauses. Offerors must comply with the Federal Acquisition Supply Chain Security Act (FASCSA), prohibiting the use of covered articles from restricted sources and requiring immediate reporting of any such items identified during performance. Additional prohibitions target products from Kaspersky Lab, ByteDance, and other covered entities, along with telecommunications and video surveillance equipment deemed risky. Contractors must maintain up-to-date Unique Entity IDs and CAGE codes, disclose all relevant supplier information when required, and adhere to stringent documentation and traceability standards including MIL-STD-129 for packaging and labeling, with mandatory “Product Verification Test Samples – Do Not Post to Stock” markings on all shipments. Invoicing must be processed through WAWF, and all deliveries must include a DD Form 250 or equivalent as a packing list. Compliance with NIST SP 800-171 and other cybersecurity controls is required for any systems handling defense information, and offerors must affirmatively represent their size status and socioeconomic classifications, while also certifying they are not excluded from federal contracting. Attachments referenced in clauses such as 52.204-24 and 252.204-7016 are critical, though their full content is not publicly available, making vendor adherence to internal or agency-specific requirements essential for proposal acceptance.