The Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) Land and Maritime, a component of the U.S. Department of Defense, awarded an Indefinite Delivery Contract (IDC) valued up to $250,000 to Netkomp, Inc. Government Sales, a minority-owned, women-owned small disadvantaged business based in Corona, California. The IDC is set aside for total small business participation and covers a broad range of aerospace and electronic components, including battery storage units, O-rings, circuit breakers, retaining packs, fuse cartridges, elbow tubes, and protective covers. Under this IDC, DLA issues firm-fixed price delivery orders to Netkomp for specific quantities of items, which are then delivered to DLA depots located within the continental U.S. and overseas. These contracts play a crucial role in supporting DLA's global supply chain and logistics programs, ensuring the timely delivery of essential components to military services worldwide.
The provided task orders, valued between $1,497 and $10,481, specify the delivery of various "COVER,ACCESS" items to DLA facilities in Corona, California. These protective covers and accessories support DLA's stock replenishment efforts and the broader mission of providing logistics support to the U.S. military services and defense agencies. While some task orders are set aside for small businesses, others are awarded without any special designations. The original solicitation indicates that this IDC procurement may result in multiple awards, with an estimated three orders per year and a guaranteed minimum quantity of two.
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