TANK, FUEL, ENGINE

The Defense Logistics Agency, under the Department of Defense, is soliciting bids for the procurement of ten TANK, FUEL, ENGINE units identified by NSN 2910-01-575-5229 under solicitation SPE7LX-26-U-9018, with responses due by August 10, 2026. This is an indefinite delivery contract with a maximum value of $350,000 and no specified unit price, making the total value contingent on issued orders. Delivery is required FOB Origin, with goods to be shipped to destinations specified in the award schedule and accepted at the destination point by the Government. The contract mandates compliance with MIL-STD-129 for marking and barcoding, ASTM D3951 for packaging (subordinate to the DLA Master List of Technical and Quality Requirements), and RP001 for palletization. Hazardous materials must adhere to 29 CFR 1910.1200 labeling standards, and all packaging must meet DLA’s master requirements. Invoicing is exclusively through Wide Area WorkFlow, with payment administration details to be finalized in the award document. Performance is governed by a 74-day ADO delivery window, with no fixed start or end date. The solicitation includes mandatory FAR and DFARS clauses covering contract type, small business representation, employment eligibility, trafficking in persons, sustainable products, hazardous material safety, copyright authorization, whistleblower protections, cybersecurity compliance via NIST SP 800-171 with deviations, subcontracting for commercial items, safety notifications, and sea transportation. Offerors must provide a UEI and CAGE code if supplying covered defense telecommunications equipment and must self-certify their size status and any applicable socioeconomic designations such as small business, SDVOSB, WOSB, or HUBZone. All proposals must be submitted electronically through the DLA Internet Bid Board System, and no paper submissions are permitted. The Government retains full inspection and acceptance authority at destination, with no performance or functional testing criteria beyond compliance with labeling, packaging, and regulatory standards. No evaluation factors or award methodology are specified, suggesting a potential LPTA approach. Corporate representations and certifications, including clauses related to ethics, information security, and prior official compensation, are required and enforceable under existing Federal Acquisition Regulation provisions.