Indefinite Delivery Contract SPE4A623D5415

Cable Moore, Inc., a woman-owned small business manufacturer, holds multiple Indefinite Delivery Vehicle (IDV) contracts with the Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) to provide specialized lifting and cargo handling equipment. These IDV contracts, valued up to $733,144.64, enable the DLA to procure a wide range of critical components such as wire rope assemblies, chains, shackles, slings, catapult wire ropes, traverse cables, detachable links, and hoisting beams. Many of these IDV contracts are set aside for total small business participation, reflecting the DLA's commitment to supporting diverse suppliers in this specialized field.

Under the SPE4A623D5415 IDV contract, Cable Moore has received several delivery orders from the DLA Aviation division, valued at $6,098.40, $5,336.10, and $5,920.88, for the provision of chain assemblies. These firm-fixed price delivery orders support the DLA's logistics and supply chain operations, particularly in the aviation domain. The products are to be delivered to the DLA's facilities in Oakland, California. The IDV contract and associated task orders demonstrate Cable Moore's role as a prime contractor for the DLA, supplying critical hardware and equipment necessary for transporting, lifting, and securing cargo for military aircraft, vehicles, and systems.