Indefinite Delivery Contract SPE7L326D60AS

Central Power Systems & Services, LLC (doing business as Cps&S), a small business contractor based in Pleasant Valley, Missouri, was awarded a single-award Indefinite Delivery Contract by the Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime on October 2, 2025, with a ceiling value of $250,000 and an ultimate completion date of October 2, 2026. The contract was not set aside for small businesses despite the awardee's small business status. Under this Indefinite Delivery Contract, Cps&S will supply specialized metal hardware components, specifically shims identified under National Stock Number 5365015766866, to support Defense Logistics Agency depot operations. The original solicitation, posted on August 27, 2025, requested quotes for 110 units of shims with a 67-day delivery requirement following order placement. The procurement structure establishes a one-year performance period with an estimated order frequency of one order per year and a guaranteed minimum quantity of 11 units, with delivery locations spanning both Continental United States and Outside Continental United States Defense Logistics Agency depots.

The contract represents a continuation of Cps&S's established procurement relationship with the Defense Logistics Agency and aligns with the contractor's core competency in supplying automotive and diesel engine components, tools, and specialized metal fabricated products to federal agencies. The shims procured under this contract fall within NAICS code 332999 (All Other Miscellaneous Fabricated Metal Product Manufacturing) and Product Service Code 53 (Hardware and Abrasives), supporting military vehicle maintenance and logistics operations. The solicitation was structured as an open Request for Quote with no set-aside designation, allowing all responsible sources to compete, though Cps&S ultimately secured the award. This Indefinite Delivery Contract enables efficient procurement of critical replacement parts for military fleet maintenance through a streamlined ordering mechanism, with the potential for multiple task orders throughout the one-year base period or until aggregate orders reach the $250,000 ceiling, whichever occurs first.