The Defense Logistics Agency Aviation awarded an indefinite delivery contract to Safety-Kleen Systems, Inc. to provide lubricating oil for engines across multiple national stock numbers. Delivery orders issued against this contract call for fixed price with economic price adjustment pricing and require performance primarily in Norwell, Massachusetts through October 2023. Collectively the orders specify delivery of lubricating oil products valued at approximately $41.7 million to support the agency's global supply chain and logistics programs for the United States Department of Defense. Safety-Kleen Systems, Inc., a subsidiary of Clean Harbors Environmental Services Incorporated, will leverage their expertise in hazardous materials handling to ensure aviation lubricants are delivered on schedule to DLA Aviation locations. No set-aside provisions or subcontracting arrangements are outlined in the available task order documentation. The underlying contract aims to procure a range of consumable lubrication supplies critical to maintenance of the Defense Department's aircraft and vehicle fleets through a competitive award process without socioeconomic restrictions or certifications.
The original solicitation sought closed-loop re-refined engine oil over an 18-item list. The Defense Logistics Agency Aviation planned a single-award IDIQ with one base year and four option years utilizing fixed pricing with economic adjustment terms. Proposals were to be evaluated considering price and past performance with award anticipated in May 2019. The solicitation did not apply any set-aside designations and indicated a potential for reverse auction. This contract vehicle and subsequent orders provide DLA Aviation the means to reliably obtain essential petroleum, oil and lubricant materials for sustaining military readiness worldwide.
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