TEE, PIPE

The Defense Logistics Agency awarded contract SPE7M324P1916 to T AND T PRODUCTS LLC with CAGE code 78HR2 for the procurement of 382 units of a TEE, PIPE identified by NSN 4730-00-287-3700 at a unit price of $40.50, resulting in a total value of $15,471.00. The contract was issued under simplified acquisition procedures per FAR 13.302(a), indicating a Low Price Technically Acceptable approach typical for commercial off-the-shelf items, with no indication of technical evaluation, past performance scoring, or trade-offs. The award was made on July 16, 2026, and the contract was subsequently canceled in its entirety through modification P00002, effectively reducing the contract value to zero due to the contractor’s failure to meet the original delivery deadline of November 24, 2025. The contract was administered by DLA Land and Maritime, with Mark Lankford listed as the contracting officer at PO Box 3990, Columbus, OH, while the administering office is DCMA SOUTH; however, no Contracting Officer’s Representative or technical point of contact was identified. Minimal detail was provided regarding delivery location, inspection criteria, or acceptance procedures, with the place of performance left unspecified, although the contractor’s address in Florence, AL, is noted. Packaging, marking, and preservation instructions were not explicitly defined, and no MIL-STD or technical specifications were cited, despite the use of a government stock number. The contractor was not required to sign the modification document, reinforcing its administrative nature. No socioeconomic certifications, size status disclosures, or affirmative representations were provided, and the NAICS code 332996 was assigned without confirmation of small business status. No attachments, special requirements, security clearances, or options were included, and invoicing methods, payment details, or accounting appropriation data were absent. The contract was processed entirely through Standard Form 30 without referencing any formal clauses beyond FAR authorities used for modification, leaving execution and compliance obligations inferred rather than explicitly stated.