TURBO SUPERCHARGER, ENGINE, NON-AIRCRAFT

The contract award for the turbosupercharger, part number 509-1016, with NSN 7HH 2950-01-505-2590, was issued under a firm-fixed-price arrangement using the Lowest Price Technically Acceptable (LPTA) evaluation method, consistent with DFARS guidelines. The total contract value is $512,500, covering 50 units delivered across four sub-line items at a unit price of $10,250 each. Performance is required at the contractor’s facility with inspection and acceptance conducted at source under FOB Origin terms, meaning the contractor bears all freight costs and risks until delivery to Ohio Machinery Company d/b/a Ohio CAT in Columbus, Ohio. The contract mandates strict adherence to military packaging standards MIL-STD-2073-1 and marking requirements MIL-STD-129, including specialized labeling for Depot Level Repairable items with yellow "DLR" on blue backgrounds, unique item identification per MIL-STD-130 using ISO/IEC 15434 encoding, and ESD/EM protection where applicable. Packaging materials must be sourced from approved Qualified Products Lists, and all shipments require precise use of Procurement Instrument Identifiers, CLINs, and SubCLINs. Electronic invoicing is mandated through WAWF using designated DoDAACs, and payment is processed exclusively via electronic funds transfer. The contractor must implement cybersecurity controls in compliance with NIST SP 800-171, report cyber incidents within 72 hours, and preserve affected media for 90 days. Compliance with FAR and DFARS clauses governing subcontracting, whistleblower rights, counterfeit part avoidance, Buy American provisions, and small business representation is required, though specific selections among available alternates are not confirmed. Configuration changes must be formally approved, and all deliverables, including IUID data and executive compensation reports, must be submitted through official DoD systems. No key personnel or option quantities are specified beyond the baseline award, and the period of performance is governed by a 300-day as-required schedule without defined start or end dates.