Indefinite Delivery Contract SPE7MX26D0013

U.S. Hardware Supply, Inc., a small business manufacturer of maintenance, repair, and operations (MRO) supplies based in Winter Park, Florida, was awarded a single-award Indefinite Delivery Contract (IDV) by the Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) Land and Maritime division with a ceiling value of $5.68 million and a performance period extending through October 28, 2030. This IDV was competitively awarded on October 29, 2025, under full and open competition procedures without set-aside restrictions. The contract supports DLA's procurement of modification kits and related parts across multiple federal supply classes (2540, 2590, 2815, 4720, 5330, and 5999), including vehicular modification kits, fire suppression kits, air filter kits, hose assemblies, packing materials, and electronic parts designated by National Stock Number items. The contract structure includes a three-year base period with two optional one-year periods, with pricing established on a firm fixed-price basis subject to annual adjustments. All items are procured according to government-provided specifications and drawings, with annual demand quantities ranging from 56 to 408 units across the eleven different line items covered under the procurement.

This IDV award is consistent with U.S. Hardware Supply's established role as a critical supplier within DLA's military logistics and supply chain operations. The contractor currently maintains a portfolio of multiple active IDVs with DLA Land and Maritime totaling over $100 million in combined ceiling values, with demonstrated delivery capabilities evidenced by recent task orders exceeding $10 million in the modification kits and parts categories. The company's procurement focus on MRO supplies directly supports operational readiness across continental United States and overseas military installations and depots. Performance delivery is to be accomplished in accordance with the contractor's established distribution capabilities from its Florida-based operations, with all funding sourced through the DLA Land and Maritime division in support of Department of Defense maintenance and logistics requirements.