SWITCHING SET, COMMU

The Defense Logistics Agency awarded contract SPE4A726P8268 to GI CORPORATION, with a CAGE code of 9RU99 and a total contract value of $1,982.24, on July 21, 2026. The award stems from solicitation SPE4A7-26-T-8394 and pertains to a single line item for a SWITCHING SET, COMMU identified by NSN 5895-01-720-7978 and PR 7015187978, under the NAICS code 335314 for Switching, Distributing, and Control Equipment Manufacturing. The contract was issued as a unilateral modification, P00001, administered under FAR 42.203(b) to adjust the delivery date from July 16, 2026, to August 3, 2026, due to a government-caused delay, with authorization supported by vendor PAR 5468230 and an email dated July 9, 2026. The contracting officer responsible is Emily Johnson, and the initiating office is DLA Aviation, ASC Commodities Division, located in Richmond, Virginia, with the contractor based in Houston, Texas. No specific contract type is stated, though the financial value and nature of the modification suggest a firm-fixed-price structure. No detailed statement of work, technical specifications, inspection criteria, packaging requirements, or quality standards are included in the documentation beyond the NSN reference. Payment is to be processed through DLA Aviation at the Richmond address, though remittance details are not provided. The place of performance, inspection location, and acceptance procedures are unspecified; no contracting officer's representative or technical representative is named. No socioeconomic certifications, size status, unique entity ID, or affirmative representations are documented in Section K, and there is no formal list of attachments or completed representations. Invoicing method, accounting appropriation data (AAC, TAS, ACRN), FOB terms, and electronic submission requirements are not addressed. The entire contract activity appears to be an administrative adjustment to a pre-existing procurement with minimal technical or compliance detail, relying on established federal supply system parameters and internal coordination rather than new contractual conditions.