TEST KIT, FUEL MICRO

The test kit is designed for routine detection of fungal and bacterial contamination in fuel, featuring flexible plastic strips with attached nutrient-containing filter paper that require no refrigeration and use dehydrated pads for ease of use. Results for aerobic bacteria are readable within 24 to 36 hours, while yeast and mold results require 72 hours. Each kit is a single unit of issue and must have a shelf life of 24 months from manufacture, with no more than three months having elapsed between manufacture and government delivery. Labeling must comply with the latest revision of MMS1C, clearly indicating the date of manufacture, expiration or retest date, contract number, and lot number. Packaging must meet commercial standards as specified in Medical Marking Standard No. 1, replacing all references to MIL-STD-129, with each unit sealed in a protective container and packed in suitable shipping containers to ensure safe, cost-effective delivery. All supplies must be marked in accordance with medical marking requirements and government identification removed from non-accepted items. The item is governed by technical and quality requirements from the DLA Master List, and applicable packaging and shelf-life provisions are strictly defined under RS016 and other referenced directives. The solicitation numbers SPE2DH-26-T-3708 and NSN 6630-01-622-2805 identify the item as a Fuel Microbial Contamination Test Kit, with a purchase request of one kit and a delivery requirement within 20 days after award. The solicitation was posted on May 6, 2026, with responses due by May 13, 2026. It falls under NAICS code 334519 and is managed by the Department of Defense through the Medical Supply Chain FSH. Point of contact is Tina Vu at dla.mil, and the place of performance is listed as FPO with ZIP 34088. The acquisition may involve covered defense information, and all packaging must adhere to DLA requirements including the removal of government identifiers from rejected materials. The item is not subject to set-aside provisions and is procured under standard federal acquisition guidelines.