Indefinite Delivery Contract SPE4A626D60HN

Kaplun Tool & Die, Inc., a woman-owned small disadvantaged business based in Warminster, Pennsylvania, was awarded a single-award Indefinite Delivery Contract valued at $350,000 by the Defense Logistics Agency Aviation on January 28, 2026, with a completion date of January 28, 2027. The contract procures Cable Assembly, Spec components (National Stock Number 6150016194041) classified under the Electric Wire and Power Distribution Equipment category (Product Service Code 61). The prime contractor manufactures highly specialized electrical and mechanical components for defense applications, including cable assemblies, wiring harnesses, electrical leads, and connectors that support Department of Defense logistics and operational requirements. All work is performed at the contractor's Warminster facility, with delivery requirements typically ranging from 50 to 310 days depending on component complexity and volume. The contract is structured as an automated indefinite delivery vehicle designed to provide flexible procurement mechanisms for the Defense Logistics Agency while supporting recurring demand for specialized electrical and mechanical components across Continental United States and Outside Continental United States defense depot locations.

The original solicitation, posted November 11, 2025, with quotes due November 26, 2025, specified an initial requirement of 961 feet of cable assembly with 62-day delivery requirements. The procurement anticipates three orders annually with an estimated guaranteed minimum quantity of 96 units per year throughout the contract period. Items are shipped to various Defense Logistics Agency depots located throughout the continental United States and overseas locations via consolidation and containerization points. The contract employs firm fixed-price purchase order methodologies, allowing the government to consolidate orders for delivery to multiple Distribution Points while providing the contractor with predictable business volume and streamlined ordering processes. No set-aside designation was used for this procurement, indicating the award resulted from open competitive processes demonstrating the contractor's capability in unrestricted federal procurement.