WIRING HARNESS, BRANCHED

The contract SPE4A626P3372, awarded by the Defense Logistics Agency to HYRIZE BUSINESS MANAGEMENT & CONSULTING, LLC (CAGE 8SKT8) on July 20, 2026, was intended to procure a branched wiring harness (NSN 5995-01-505-7579) and associated contractor first article testing. The original contract value was $4,450, comprising a unit price of $4,350 for the wiring harness and $100 for the test requirement. However, the contract was fully canceled via Modification P00001 dated October 25, 2025, reducing both line items to zero quantity and value, resulting in a current estimated contract value of $0.00. The award notice indicates the contract was initiated under a federal procurement process, with the contracting officer identified as Larry Conner and the contracting officer’s representative as Corinne Brazeal, reachable at DLA Aviation in Richmond, Virginia. Performance oversight was assigned to DCMA Southern California in Carson, California, though no formal place of performance, delivery terms, or FOB conditions were specified. Technical requirements for the wiring harness reference the associated NSN and necessitate first article testing, but no detailed specifications, drawings, or applicable military standards were included in the available documentation. Packaging, marking, preservation, and inspection criteria were not explicitly outlined, with only generic references to NSN and CAGE codes noted without labeling instructions or MIL-STD compliance. The solicitation required compliance with FAR provisions related to contract modifications and purchase orders, and submissions were to be directed to DLA’s designated office, though no formal proposal format, page limits, or electronic submission portal was defined. While the awardee's CAGE code is provided, no socioeconomic certifications, size status, or other offeror representations were documented, and no Section I contract clauses or Section J attachments were included in the available records. The contract’s complete cancellation renders all performance, delivery, and payment obligations obsolete.