DLA Weapons Support – Columbus anticipates issuing a long-term, firm-fixed-price indefinite delivery contract for a critical DLA-managed fuel shut-off valve (NSN 4810-010845981) under FAR Part 15 non-commercial procedures, using other than full and open competition and best-value award criteria. The contract would have a five-year ordering period—a three-year base plus two one-year options—with an estimated annual demand quantity of 450 EA and approved sources Eaton, TAT Technologies, Federal Industries, and Parker-Hannifin. It includes export control, Government First Article Test, surge, inspection/acceptance at origin, FOB origin, and Trade Agreements Act requirements. Delivery is 289 days after receipt of order upon FAT approval, with FAT test units due in 120 days, 90 days for Government evaluation, and test units delivered as part of production; First Destination Transportation applies. The solicitation will be available through DIBBS, and offers may be submitted via DIBBS or electronically.

DLA Weapons Support – Columbus intends to award a Firm-Fixed-Price Indefinite Delivery Contract with a five-year ordering period (three-year base plus two one-year options) under FAR Part 15 non-commercial procedures, using other than full and open competition. The procurement covers a fuel shut-off valve (NSN 4810-010845981) with approved sources, and export control, Government First Article Test (FAT), surge, and Trade Agreements Act requirements apply. Award will be on a best-value basis considering factors including price, past performance, and delivery

The Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) Weapons Support – Columbus plans to issue a solicitation for a long-term, firm-fixed-price indefinite delivery contract for a fuel shut-off valve, with a five-year ordering period comprising a three-year base and two one-year options. The procurement is conducted under other than full and open competition, with award on a best-value basis considering price, past performance, and delivery. Delivery is required 289 days after receipt of order upon FAT approval, with FAT test units due 120 days after award and 90 days allotted for government evaluation. Export control, surge, and government first article testing requirements apply, and eligible products from designated countries will be considered under the Trade Agreements Act. Interested parties should obtain the solicitation via DIBBS after its release.

The Defense Logistics Agency plans to award a five-year Firm-Fixed-Price Indefinite Delivery Contract for a critical fuel shut-off valve, using other than full and open competition. The contract will have a three-year base period and two one-year option periods, with delivery required 289 days after receipt of order upon First Article Test approval. Performance will be at origin (FOB origin), and the approved sources include Eaton Corporation, TAT Technologies, Federal Industries Inc., and Parker-Hannifin Corp. The estimated annual demand quantity is 450 units, and the solicitation is subject to the Trade Agreements Act. No budget amount is specified.

The Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) Weapons Support – Columbus intends to award a five-year Firm-Fixed-Price Indefinite Delivery Contract for a critical DLA-managed fluid pressure valve, using other than full and open competition. The contract will have a three-year base period and two one-year option periods, with delivery required 373 days after order placement. Performance will be evaluated on a best-value basis considering factors like price, past performance, and delivery. The item is an export-controlled, critical safety item requiring Government First Article Test (FAT), with a 120-day test submission and 90-day government evaluation timeline. The solicitation is expected to be issued on or about July 28, 2026, with responses due around August 27, 2026.