VALVE, ANGLE

The Defense Logistics Agency awarded contract SPE7MC26P1741 to T AND T PRODUCTS LLC, identified by CAGE code 78HR2, for the procurement of 154 units of a VALVE, ANGLE (NSN 4820-01-137-1622) under simplified acquisition procedures governed by FAR 13.302(a). The original contract value was $10,410.40 at a unit price of $67.60, but the contract was fully cancelled due to the contractor’s failure to deliver the items by the required deadline of June 3, 2026, resulting in a final contract value of $0.00. The contract was issued on July 16, 2026, through a modification that cited FAR 43.103(b) and utilized Standard Form 30, reflecting a firm-fixed-price structure typical for commercial items procured under the simplified acquisition threshold. Performance was expected to originate from the contractor’s facility in Florence, Alabama, while the government’s contracting office resides in Columbus, Ohio, though the official place of performance and delivery location were left blank in the documentation. The award did not designate a Contracting Officer’s Representative or specify inspection or acceptance locations, but the government retained full authority for inspection and acceptance. No specific packaging, preservation, or marking requirements were detailed, though adherence to standard DLA practices such as MIL-STD-129 and MIL-STD-2073-1 may be implied. The contract contained no listed attachments, option periods, special requirements, security clearances, key personnel obligations, or socioeconomic certifications, and the awardee’s small business or other socioeconomic status was neither confirmed nor represented. Payment responsibilities fall under DLA Land and Maritime at PO BOX 3990, COLUMBUS OH 43218-3990, with Mark Lankford serving as the Contracting Officer and point of contact. The lack of evaluation factors, inspection criteria, or technical specifications beyond the NSN suggests a commercial-off-the-shelf procurement governed primarily by administrative procedures. All terms and conditions were subject to modification under FAR provisions, and the contract ultimately proceeded to cancellation without performance, leaving no active obligations or deliverables.