Indefinite Delivery Contract SPE7L126D60SA

Clarke Power Services Inc., a small business manufacturer headquartered in Henderson, Kentucky, holds this single-award Indefinite Delivery Contract with the Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime, a Department of Defense agency responsible for logistics support across military installations. The contract, valued at $350,000 with an ultimate completion date of November 25, 2026, represents one of approximately twenty similar indefinite delivery vehicles awarded by the Defense Logistics Agency to Clarke Power Services for specialized military component procurement. As an authorized dealer for Rolls-Royce Solutions America Inc. and MTU engines with in-house manufacturing capabilities, Clarke Power Services supplies critical automotive, industrial, and aviation parts essential to Department of Defense logistics and maintenance operations. The contract operates under a no set-aside designation and follows the Defense Logistics Agency's standard indefinite delivery vehicle structure for small business contractors, enabling efficient procurement of pre-positioned components through established pricing and terms.

Under this indefinite delivery vehicle framework, Clarke Power Services delivers specialized mechanical and electronic components critical to military vehicle maintenance and sustainment, with delivery requirements typically specified between forty-two and one hundred two days after order placement to Defense Logistics Agency distribution centers throughout both continental United States and outside continental United States locations. The contractor's historical delivery orders under similar Defense Logistics Agency indefinite delivery contracts have encompassed injector assemblies, gaskets, breathers, piston clutch shaft components, pneumatic brake valves, shoulder bolts, machine bolts, brake shoes, transmission governors, and related drivetrain components supporting multiple military platforms and installations. Clarke Power Services' performance under Defense Logistics Agency contracts is structured through firm fixed-price purchase orders with completion periods typically ranging from sixty to one hundred eighty days, ensuring rapid supply response to military logistics requirements. The contractor's established relationship with the Defense Logistics Agency and demonstrated capability to meet government requirements position Clarke Power Services as a strategic supplier for ongoing Department of Defense component procurement under this indefinite delivery vehicle.