TARGET, MACHINE GUN

The contract award SPE8E619F2222, issued by the Defense Logistics Agency under the Department of Defense, was awarded to DLA DOCUMENT SERVICES (CAGE 3HPE6) on July 21, 2026, as a delivery order pursuant to SPM50004DDAPS. The primary deliverable is the TARGET, MACHINE GUN identified by NSN 6920-00-078-5123, with a unit price of $80.00 and a quantity of three units, though earlier line items have been cancelled or adjusted. Performance and delivery are governed by FOB DEST terms, indicating the contractor assumes responsibility for transportation and risk until the item reaches the designated government destination, though the exact delivery location is not specified. Contract administration is managed by DLA Troop Support, Construction & Equipment, located at 700 Robbins Avenue, Philadelphia, PA 19111-5096, with contracting officers Kathleen Selover and Philip Ferrara overseeing award execution and modifications. The contract structure follows the Uniform Contract Format and incorporates standard FAR clauses including FAR 52.249-1 for termination for convenience and FAR 43.103 for contract modifications, administered through SF-30 forms. No explicit packaging, preservation, or labeling specifications are provided, and inspection and acceptance are the government’s responsibility upon delivery. The CAGE code 3HPE6 confirms the awardee’s identity, but no socioeconomic status, small business certifications, or unique entity identifier details are recorded. Accounting data such as AAC, TAS, or ACRN codes are referenced as being contained in Section 12 of the SF-30 but not populated in the available documentation, and no invoicing system like WAWF or IPP is indicated. The contract value remains undeclared due to incomplete pricing data, with one line item fully cancelled and others lacking extended price or quantity details. No evaluation factors, special requirements, or attachments are documented in the available material, and the absence of detailed technical specifications, quality standards, or delivery timelines suggests reliance on existing NSN definitions and standard DLA supply processes.