TX12B5

The contract, awarded to C & C ENVIRONMENTAL INC under DLA order SP450026F6421, is a direct 8(a) award for hazardous waste pickup services, with a guaranteed minimum value of $7,125.00 for 1,500 gallons of hazardous liquid waste at $4.75 per gallon, based on a firm-fixed-price structure. Performance is governed by a Performance Work Statement and spans a base period from February 3, 2025, through August 2, 2027, with two optional extension periods extending the total potential duration to 66 months through February 2, 2030. The place of performance is in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, and deliveries are made to designated pickup points outlined in supporting documentation, with FOB terms referencing an attached schedule. The contract incorporates numerous FAR and DFARS clauses, including standard small business provisions such as 52.219-8 and 52.219-28, along with a customized deviation under 52.219-14. It also includes special security and supply chain requirements such as prohibitions on sourcing from Xinjiang and Venezuela, restrictions on Bytedance applications and foreign-made unmanned systems, and compliance with executive orders on wage rates and paid sick leave. The awardee, a certified 8(a), small disadvantaged, and women-owned small business, is subject to strict compliance with SBA program rules, including immediate notification of ownership changes and adherence to a pre-approved SBA business plan. Payment is processed by the Defense Finance and Accounting Service in Columbus, Ohio, via DLA Form 2505, with electronic data interchange in use. The Government retains inspection and acceptance authority at the delivery point, with accountability enforced through surveillance checklists and documented compliance with labor, safety, and cybersecurity standards. The award was non-competitive, based solely on the contractor’s verified 8(a) eligibility rather than price or technical merit, reflecting administrative contracting under 10 U.S.C. § 3204(a)(5). Contract administration is overseen by the DLA Contracting Officer Michelle Watson and representative Daniel MacKewicz, with no designated Contracting Officer’s Technical Representative identified. All deliverables, invoicing, and reporting requirements are tied to a suite of mandatory attachments, including pricing spreadsheets, service location maps, and compliance checklists.