Indefinite Delivery Contract SPE7L426D60RE

GI Corporation's Pacific Systems Division, a minority-owned manufacturer based in Houston, Texas, was awarded a single-award Indefinite Delivery Contract valued at $350,000 by the Defense Logistics Agency's Land and Maritime division. The contract, awarded on December 11, 2025, with an ultimate completion date of December 11, 2026, is designated as a Total Small Business set-aside and establishes a framework for the procurement of actuating cylinders, specifically National Stock Number 3040015323402. The underlying solicitation, posted November 18, 2025, sought an initial quantity of 24 units with a 96-day delivery requirement, with contract performance anticipated to include a guaranteed minimum of three orders per year. Delivery locations span Continental United States and Outside Continental United States Defense Logistics Agency depots, with items consolidated and containerized at centralized distribution points for efficient logistics operations.

The contract structure enables the Defense Logistics Agency to issue multiple delivery orders throughout the one-year performance period or until aggregate orders reach the $350,000 ceiling, whichever occurs first, providing supply chain flexibility for critical defense logistics operations. GI Corporation's demonstrated capability in manufacturing mechanical and electrical components for military equipment maintenance and operational readiness positions the company as a strategic supplier within the Defense Logistics Agency's network. The Mechanical Power Transmission Equipment Manufacturing classification reflects the specialized nature of the procured actuating cylinders, which support essential Department of Defense maintenance and equipment readiness across multiple geographic locations. This Indefinite Delivery Contract structure aligns with standard Defense Logistics Agency procurement practices for component suppliers, enabling predictable business volume for the contractor while maintaining procurement flexibility for the government's operational requirements.