59--SWITCH,SENSITIVE

The contract awarded to JRH ELECTRONICS L.L.C. under contract number SPE7M125P2518, with an award date of July 15, 2026, is a sole-source procurement through the Defense Logistics Agency for a single line item: SWITCH, SENSITIVE, identified by NSN 5930-00-764-9763 and procurement request 7008173592. The total contract value is $28,120.00, issued under solicitation SPE7M1-24-T-267B, which falls under the simplified acquisition procedures and likely follows a Firm Fixed Price structure based on applicable FAR references. The contractor’s place of performance is in Swedesboro, NJ, and delivery is expected to meet standard military logistics requirements, although specific shipping terms, inspection locations, or acceptance criteria are not explicitly defined in the available documentation. The contract incorporates FAR 52.222-90, Addressing DEI Discrimination by Federal Contractors, effective under Deviation 2026-00040 Revision 1, mandating compliance with federal policies prohibiting discrimination related to diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives. The contracting officer is Michael Finken, with payment and administrative functions routed through DLA Land and Maritime, Maritime Supply Chain in Columbus, OH, and all post-award communications, including invoices and requests, must be processed through DIBBS. The NAICS code 335313 applies, classifying the contractor as a manufacturer of switchgear and switchboard apparatus, with no socioeconomic status or size representation explicitly documented. Packaging and marking requirements, though not detailed in the provided materials, are expected to follow MIL-STD-129 standards including proper labeling with CAGE code 0URD1, NSN, and DoDAAC data. No formal attachments, inspection criteria, quality standards, or performance timelines are specified in the available records, suggesting that critical specifications may reside on a referenced continuation sheet not included in the public posting. While the contract was awarded under a low-value, potentially LPTA methodology, the basis of award is not explicitly stated, and no evaluation factors, weights, or risk ratings are documented. The contract allows unilateral modification by the government and requires all contractor submissions to adhere to electronic submission protocols via DIBBS, with no options, extensions, or additional clauses beyond those referenced.