Indefinite Delivery Contract SPE7L426D61DM

Hydraulics International, Inc., a small business manufacturer based in Chatsworth, California, was awarded a single-award Indefinite Delivery Contract by the Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) Land and Maritime on February 2, 2026, with a ceiling value of $350,000 and an ultimate completion date of February 2, 2027. The contract was established through a Request for Quotation solicitation posted on January 13, 2026, for the procurement of plain seals (National Stock Number 5330016714012). The original solicitation called for an initial quantity of 12 units with a 95-day delivery requirement, establishing an automated Indefinite Delivery Contract with a one-year term or until the aggregate total of orders reaches the $350,000 ceiling, whichever occurs first. The contract is unrestricted with no set-aside designation, making it available to all responsible sources; however, Hydraulics International was selected as the sole awardee. The solicitation indicated an estimated one order per year with a guaranteed minimum quantity of one unit, with deliveries directed to various DLA depots throughout the continental United States and overseas locations via consolidation and containerization points.

This procurement supports the Department of Defense's logistics and maintenance requirements through the supply of sealing devices, which are critical components in hydraulic systems used across military platforms. Hydraulics International's selection reflects its established role as a key supplier of hydraulic components and related products to defense agencies, with demonstrated capability in manufacturing gaskets, packing, and sealing devices. The Indefinite Delivery vehicle structure provides the DLA with procurement flexibility to issue task orders for these plain seals on an as-needed basis while maintaining cost control through the established ceiling limitation. The contract's one-year performance period, coupled with the relatively modest annual ordering estimate, indicates this procurement addresses routine replenishment requirements rather than major acquisition initiatives, consistent with typical Defense Logistics Agency supply chain operations.