TUFFLINE WHITE ALKYD THERMOPLASTIC

This procurement, identified by RFQ SPMYM126Q4088, is a Combined Synopsis/Solicitation issued under Simplified Acquisition Procedures per FAR Part 13 for commercial items, specifically TUFFLINE WHITE ALKYD THERMOPLASTIC and ECOTHERM YELLOW THERMOPLASTIC, both required in 400 bags of 50-pound units each, sold by pallet. The solicitation is restricted to small businesses as a Total Small Business Set-Aside under NAICS code 325510, and no refurbished or used items will be accepted—all materials must be new. All responses must be submitted via email to Sheree McDonnell at SHEREE.MCDONNELL@DLA.MIL by 12:00 PM EST on June 3, 2026, and must include pricing, business size certification, CAGE code, payment terms, and a detailed unpriced capabilities statement demonstrating technical compliance. Offerors must be registered in SAM, maintain an active SAM record with current representations and certifications, and possess a WAWF account to receive payment. Items must be shipped FOB Destination with at least 85% of shelf life remaining upon receipt, and each container must be clearly labeled with the date of manufacture, expiration date, and hazard communication standards per CFR 29.1910.1200. Seven copies of the manufacturer’s latest Safety Data Sheet, along with Certificates of Conformance and Analysis, must accompany delivery. The Government retains the right to inspect and accept or reject goods based on compliance with contract specifications and may require repair, replacement, or price adjustment for nonconforming supplies. Technical capability and price are evaluated as the most significant factors for award under a best value determination. Contract clauses from FAC 2024-02 and DFARS 01/22/2024 are incorporated by reference, including requirements related to whistleblower rights, prohibition of hexavalent chromium and hazardous materials, trade agreements with specified alternates, and representations regarding telecommunications equipment and ownership. The contractor must comply with applicable federal laws including those governing kickbacks, procurement integrity, fly American provisions, and contract work hours. NIST SP 800-171 cybersecurity requirements may apply to subcontractors, who must demonstrate a recent basic assessment. Title transfers to the Government upon acceptance, and while the contractor warrants merchantability and fitness for purpose, liability for consequential damages is limited