Indefinite Delivery Contract SPE7L126D60VP

Direct Line, Inc., a certified small business headquartered in Sunrise, Florida, has been awarded a single-award Indefinite Delivery Contract by the Defense Logistics Agency's Land and Maritime division with a ceiling value of $350,000 and a performance period extending through December 11, 2026. Under this total small business set-aside contract, Direct Line, Inc. will supply standardized mechanical and electrical components critical to the Department of Defense's logistics and supply chain operations, with primary focus on components for maintaining, repairing, and overhauling military land and maritime assets. The originating solicitation sought quotations for a tachometer drive shaft (National Stock Number 3040011993226), with an initial order quantity of 95 units and estimated annual orders of approximately three procurements. Delivery is required within 85 days of order placement to Continental United States and Outside Continental United States Defense Logistics Agency depots through consolidation and containerization points, with guaranteed minimum annual quantities of 14 units established under the contract.

This Indefinite Delivery Contract establishes an efficient procurement vehicle enabling the Defense Logistics Agency to place task orders against forecasted requirements while maintaining flexible supply chain management for defense logistics components. The contract structure reflects the Defense Logistics Agency's commitment to small business participation in critical defense procurement, consistent with Direct Line, Inc.'s established experience providing diverse mechanical and electrical components across multiple Defense Logistics Agency divisions. The firm fixed-price procurement mechanism allows the government to manage predictable ordering patterns while ensuring responsive availability of mission-critical components supporting military readiness. Based on Direct Line, Inc.'s extensive procurement history with the Defense Logistics Agency, this contract is expected to generate task orders for various standardized parts including brake components, pneumatic valves, cylinders, seals, and related assemblies essential to military equipment maintenance operations.