Indefinite Delivery Contract SPE7L126D60ST

Echelon Supply and Service, Inc. (UEI: QF3MD1MU1651), a for-profit industrial components manufacturer based in Liverpool, New York, was awarded a single-award Indefinite Delivery Contract by the Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) Land and Maritime division on November 26, 2025, with a contract ceiling value of $350,000 and an ultimate completion date of November 26, 2026. The contract was established through a Request for Quotation solicitation posted on November 4, 2025, seeking quotes for 18 units of Overlap Armor Plates (National Stock Number 2510015357754) with no small business set-aside applied. The procurement is structured as an automated indefinite delivery vehicle that will terminate upon the earlier of one year or when aggregate orders reach the $350,000 ceiling, with an estimated ordering frequency of approximately four delivery orders annually and a guaranteed minimum quantity of 2 units per order. Delivery locations encompass multiple Defense Logistics Agency depots throughout the Continental United States and Overseas Continental United States installations, with shipments routed through consolidation and containerization points within 127 days from order placement.

This indefinite delivery contract represents the continuation of Echelon Supply and Service, Inc.'s established relationship with the Defense Logistics Agency, building upon the company's existing portfolio of three active single-award indefinite delivery contracts valued at $250,000 each through October 2026, which collectively procure mounting brackets, non-metallic hose assemblies, and metallic tubes for military vehicle and aviation maintenance operations. The overlap armor plates procurement falls under the Vehicular Equipment Components product service code and involves miscellaneous fabricated metal product manufacturing, aligning with Echelon's demonstrated capability to supply specialized military components critical to Defense Logistics Agency depot operations. The non-competitive award structure and absence of set-aside designations underscore the contractor's status as a qualified, unrestricted vendor capable of meeting the Government's technical and delivery requirements for standardized military equipment components essential to maintaining the defense industrial base supply chain.