Northrop Grumman Systems has received a maximum $25.41 million Defense Logistics Agency delivery order for flow control valves supporting the U.S. Navy.
The firm-fixed-price, definite-quantity order was issued against an existing five-year basic ordering agreement.
The new delivery order has a three-year performance period with no option periods.
The scheduled end date is December 18, 2029.
Funding will come from fiscal 2027 defense working capital funds.
The Defense Logistics Agency Weapons Support organization in Richmond, Virginia, is the contracting activity.
The acquisition was made on a sole-source basis.
The Defense Department cited statutory authority under 10 U.S. Code 3204(a)(1), as implemented through the Federal Acquisition Regulation, for limiting the procurement to a single source.
Flow control valves are components used to regulate the movement of liquids or gases through mechanical systems and can serve critical functions across naval platforms and associated equipment.
The definite-quantity structure establishes a specified requirement under the delivery order rather than an open-ended quantity arrangement.
The underlying basic ordering agreement carries number SPE4A1-22-G-0004.
The new delivery order is identified as SPE4AX-27-F-0542.
The award adds to Northrop Grumman’s broad portfolio of Navy and Defense Logistics Agency work involving military systems, sustainment and components.
The three-year delivery window provides the company with time through late 2029 to fulfill the valve requirement.
