Indefinite Delivery Contract SPE7M426D60CS

The Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime division awarded a single-award Indefinite Delivery Contract to JLG Industries, Inc. on January 5, 2026, with a ceiling value of $350,000 and a one-year performance period concluding January 5, 2027. This contract resulted from a Request for Quotation solicitation issued December 10, 2025, for the procurement of 45 units of Hose Assembly (National Stock Number 4720014575725). The contract establishes a framework under which the Defense Logistics Agency may issue multiple task orders for hose assemblies with an estimated frequency of 12 orders annually, a guaranteed minimum of 6 units ordered per year, and a standard delivery requirement of 80 days following order placement. As a subsidiary of Oshkosh Corporation headquartered in McConnellsburg, Pennsylvania, JLG Industries competed on a fully open, non-set-aside basis and was selected as the single awardee based on responsive quote submission. The awarded contract represents one of six active Indefinite Delivery Contracts that JLG Industries maintains with the Defense Logistics Agency across multiple divisions, reflecting the contractor's established capability to supply components critical to military and government logistics operations.

Hose assemblies procured under this contract will support the Defense Logistics Agency's operational requirements across its Continental United States and overseas depot network, facilitating the maintenance and sustained readiness of military vehicle and equipment fleets. JLG Industries, as a leading manufacturer of access equipment and material handling solutions with extensive experience supplying hydraulic and mechanical assemblies to the Department of Defense, is positioned to deliver these components through the streamlined Indefinite Delivery mechanism. The contract termination will occur upon whichever event occurs first: completion of the one-year performance period or cumulative task order obligations reaching the $350,000 aggregate ceiling. This procurement structure enables the Defense Logistics Agency to maintain flexible sourcing of critical components while establishing a dedicated contractor relationship that supports predictable supply chain management across the military depot system.