Indefinite Delivery Contract SPE4A724D5080

Basic Rubber and Plastics CO., a for-profit manufacturer of rubber and plastic components based in Walled Lake, Michigan, was awarded a single-award Indefinite Delivery Contract by the U.S. Department of Defense Aviation division valued at $250,000 on December 1, 2023, with an ultimate completion date of November 30, 2028. This contract carries no set-aside designation and establishes a streamlined procurement vehicle for the Defense Logistics Agency to acquire tube clamp block assemblies and related standard military hardware on an as-needed basis. The contractor, registered in the System for Award Management since May 18, 2001, specializes in precision-engineered rubber, plastic, and metal components critical to military operations across aviation, maritime, and land domains. The indefinite delivery contract framework enables the Department of Defense to place multiple orders throughout the performance period without requiring new competitive solicitations for each requirement, thereby reducing procurement lead times for routine consumables and spare parts essential to military readiness.

Two delivery orders have been executed under this indefinite delivery contract, both valued at $8,469.40 and structured as firm fixed-price arrangements. The first delivery order (awarded October 17, 2024, with completion by March 16, 2025) and the second delivery order (awarded August 14, 2025, with completion by January 12, 2026) each procure tube clamp block assemblies to be performed at the contractor's facility in Walled Lake, Michigan. These delivery orders, lacking set-aside designations and issued through open competition, represent routine consumables replenishment within the established indefinite delivery framework. The modest individual order values and repetitive nature of the requirements underscore the indefinite delivery contract's utility as a rapid-response procurement mechanism for the Defense Logistics Agency Aviation, allowing the government to maintain continuous access to standardized components necessary for aircraft maintenance, operations, and sustainment without incurring the administrative burden of full and open competition for each procurement action.