PRODUCTION LOT TESTING (GOVERNMENT)

ORDNANCE TECHNOLOGY SERVICE, INC. (CAGE 0F1X1), a small disadvantaged and women-owned small business, has been awarded a firm-fixed-price delivery order under solicitation SPE7M0-26-Q-0547 by the Defense Logistics Agency for the supply of 42 units of the VALVE, SAFETY RELIEF E/I: MK-48 TORPEDO, with a total contract value of $36,253.98. The award was issued on July 20, 2026, with performance required to be completed within 220 days after the award date, culminating in delivery on February 25, 2027. All work, including manufacturing, nondestructive testing per MIL-STD-271, and final inspection, must occur at the awardee’s facility in Concord Township, Ohio, which serves as the FOB origin point, meaning title and risk of loss transfer upon availability at that location. The item is subject to ITAR/EAR export controls, requires compliance with CMMC Level 2 and NIST SP 800-171 for safeguarding covered defense information, and mandates cyber incident reporting within 72 hours via DIBNET. Contractor personnel must hold a Confidential security clearance and comply with NISPOM, and the contract includes strict requirements for source control of components and serial number tracking as defined by specific engineering drawings. Packaging must adhere to ASTM D3951, DLA Master List standards, RP001 for palletization, and MIL-STD-129 for labeling, including the mandatory marking “Production Lot Samples Do Not Post To Stock” with contract and lot identifiers, and require a WAWF-formatted receiving report affixed to each shipping container. Production lot testing is performed by the Government, and while first article testing is waived, tailored quality requirements (RQ001) and inspection at origin by the Government apply. The contractor must use WAWF for all invoicing and documentation and comply with provisions for subcontractor flowdowns of cybersecurity, packaging, and quality standards. The contract includes clauses for veteran employment reporting, sustainable products, and commercial subcontracting under deviation authority, and explicitly prohibits the use of mercury or ozone-depleting substances. No options or indefinite delivery provisions are included, and the award reflects a direct purchase without competition beyond the initial solicitation.