VALVE, GLOBE

The contract SPE7MC26P0514, awarded by the Defense Logistics Agency to T AND T PRODUCTS LLC (CAGE 78HR2) on July 16, 2026, pertains to the procurement of a globe valve identified by NSN 4820-00-834-3594. Although the original solicitation was issued on November 5, 2025, the contract was administratively modified on July 16, 2026, to fully cancel the sole line item, CLIN 0001, which had been valued at $8,130.75 for 37 units at $219.75 each. As a result, the current contract has no remaining financial obligation, with a total award value of $0.00, and no active deliverables or performance requirements remain in effect. The modification was processed under FAR 13.302(a), indicating use of Simplified Acquisition Procedures, and the original delivery deadline of March 5, 2026, was not met, prompting the cancellation. The contractor’s performance location is Florence, Alabama, and the government’s point of receipt is DLA Land and Maritime in Columbus, Ohio, though the official place of performance field in the award notice remains blank. The contract type is inferred as Firm-Fixed-Price based on the use of a fixed unit price and the application of Standard Form 30 for administrative modification, though it is not explicitly stated. No detailed specifications, packaging, testing, or quality standards are provided in the available documentation beyond the NSN reference, and no inspection criteria or acceptance protocols beyond general FAR provisions are outlined. There are no listed subcontracting plans, socioeconomic certifications, or affirmative representations in the available records, despite the CAGE code being confirmed. Contact information is limited to Mark Lankford, the Contracting Officer at DLA Land and Maritime, who also serves as the PCO, with no designated COR or COTR identified. Payment, invoicing, and accounting details such as AAC, TAS, or ACRN codes are not included in the provided documents, nor are FOB terms, warranty conditions, or special requirements like security clearances or OCI mitigations referenced. The contract lacks a formal period of performance, delivery schedule, or options, and all attachments, clause listings, and evaluation factors typically associated with federal acquisitions are absent, suggesting a minimal