Indefinite Delivery Contract SPE4A625D0094

This Indefinite Delivery Contract, awarded on August 11, 2025, to Phillip Cable Manufacturing, Inc., a minority-owned small disadvantaged business based in Norcross, Georgia, represents a Total Small Business set-aside vehicle with a ceiling value of $1.94 million and a performance period extending through August 10, 2030. The contract is funded by the U.S. Department of Defense through the Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) Aviation component and will support the procurement of specialized cable and electrical interconnect solutions critical to military aircraft maintenance and logistics operations. Phillip Cable Manufacturing will deliver custom cable assemblies, wiring harnesses, electrical leads, wire rope assemblies, and switch assemblies designed to meet stringent military specification standards. The single-award structure ensures continuity of supply for these specialized components, with the contractor authorized to accept firm-fixed-price delivery orders and purchase orders against various National Stock Numbers throughout the contract period.

The contract establishes a framework for DLA Aviation to efficiently procure high-specification cable products essential to maintaining military aviation readiness without requiring new competitive solicitations for each requirement. As a registered SAM.gov vendor since September 2013, Phillip Cable Manufacturing brings established capability in manufacturing specialized electrical interconnect solutions that comply with military technical specifications. The vehicle encompasses multiple categories of cable-related products including branched wiring harnesses, special-purpose cable assemblies, power cable assemblies, radio frequency cable assemblies, and specification-compliant electrical components. Task orders issued under this Indefinite Delivery Contract will enable DLA Aviation to address ongoing and unanticipated requirements for critical cable solutions across the defense logistics supply chain with the efficiency and cost-effectiveness inherent to the indefinite delivery contracting mechanism.