Indefinite Delivery Contract SPE7M526D60SV

Electro-Line Inc., a small business electronic components manufacturer headquartered in Dayton, Ohio, was awarded a single-award Indefinite Delivery Contract valued at $350,000 by the Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime division on January 27, 2026, with an ultimate completion date of January 27, 2027. The contract is designated as a Total Small Business set-aside and procures rotary switches, specifically National Stock Number 5930005839919, for Department of Defense logistics and equipment maintenance operations. Performance will be executed at the contractor's Dayton facility, with deliveries required within 50 days of order placement to various Continental United States and Overseas Continental United States locations through Defense Logistics Agency depots via consolidation and containerization points. The initial requirement encompasses 28 units with an estimated frequency of four orders per year and a guaranteed minimum quantity of four units, providing the Defense Logistics Agency with flexible procurement authority to issue delivery orders as needed to support military equipment sustainment and operational readiness across Department of Defense systems.

The underlying solicitation, posted December 4, 2025, as a Request for Quotation with a December 19, 2025 deadline, sought quotes for rotary switches under the Electrical/Electronic Equipment Components category through an automated Indefinite Delivery Contract mechanism. Electro-Line Inc.'s selection reflects the contractor's established track record as a qualified small business supplier within the Defense Logistics Agency's supply chain, with demonstrated capability in manufacturing specialized electrical hardware and consistent performance across over 200 individual purchase orders since 2023. The contract provides the Defense Logistics Agency with a streamlined procurement vehicle to sustain rotary switch inventory and support critical defense logistics requirements, with contract execution continuing through the one-year term or until aggregate orders reach the $350,000 ceiling, whichever occurs first.