TARGET, SILHOUETTE

The Defense Logistics Agency awarded a modification under solicitation SPE8E625F0514 to DLA Document Services, identified by CAGE code 3HPE6, for a single line item valued at $177.85, designated as TARGET, SILHOUETTE with NSN 6920-01-167-1391, delivered under the master contract SPM50004DDAPS. The award was issued on July 15, 2026, and reflects a reduced quantity of one box, down from an original quantity of two, with the price adjusted accordingly. The contract type and underlying procurement method are not explicitly stated, but the low value and administrative nature suggest a simplified acquisition or modifications process, likely based on a Lowest Price Technically Acceptable framework. Performance is defined by delivery to destination with FOB DEST terms, placing transportation responsibility on the contractor, though the exact delivery point is not specified. The awardee, DLA Document Services, operates as a federal entity under the Department of Defense and is responsible for fulfilling the delivery of the specified item to a government location. Contract administration is managed by DLA Troop Support in Philadelphia, with Philip Ferrara designated as the Contracting Officer and Kathleen Selover listed as the replacement Local Administrator following a change from Sophia Lim. Payment is to be processed through DLA Troop Support in Philadelphia, with remittance directed to the awardee's address in New Cumberland, Pennsylvania. No detailed inspection criteria, packaging standards, or quality assurance specifications were provided beyond the implicit expectation of compliance with standard military logistics practices, such as the use of NSNs and CAGE codes. While references to FAR clauses like 52.249-1 and 43.103 appear in modification documentation, these relate to administrative changes and termination provisions rather than performance requirements. No socioeconomic certifications, special requirements, or electronic invoicing instructions are included, and the contract lacks explicit performance timelines, evaluation factors, or attachment listings. The structure and content reflect minimalistic contract administration typical of routine DLA replenishment actions, with emphasis on accurate item identification, delivery, and payment rather than complex technical or compliance obligations.