Indefinite Delivery Contract SPE7L426D60EA

Braketechnique Inc., a Pennsylvania-based small business manufacturer of automotive and industrial components, was awarded a Total Small Business set-aside Indefinite Delivery Contract by the Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) Land and Maritime division on October 21, 2025, with a ceiling value of $250,000 and an ultimate completion date of October 21, 2026. Under this single-award contract vehicle, Braketechnique will supply brake discs identified under National Stock Number 3040003724827 to support the DLA's global logistics mission. The originating solicitation, posted September 18, 2025, called for procurement of 79 units of brake discs with a standard delivery window of 126 days from order placement, with the agency estimating approximately 10 delivery orders annually against a guaranteed minimum of 11 units. The contract is structured to terminate upon the earlier occurrence of one year from award or when aggregate orders reach the $250,000 ceiling. Braketechnique will perform the work at its facility in Monroe Township, Pennsylvania, with items to be delivered to Defense Logistics Agency distribution centers and depots throughout both Continental United States and Outside Continental United States locations.

This procurement reflects the DLA's continued reliance on Braketechnique's established capabilities as a preferred small business supplier of mission-critical mechanical components for military equipment maintenance and repair. Braketechnique maintains an extensive portfolio of Indefinite Delivery Contracts with the DLA Land and Maritime division for standardized spare parts including friction linings, disk brake shoes, rotorseal assemblies, and torque rods, with cumulative historical task orders exceeding $800,000. The brake disc requirement aligns with the company's core competency in manufacturing brake assemblies and friction materials essential for military vehicle operational readiness. All delivery orders under this contract will be executed on a firm fixed-price basis, ensuring cost certainty for the government while supporting the DLA's inventory replenishment strategy at consolidation and containerization points that supply U.S. military forces globally.