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The Department of Justice is procuring diesel engine DYNO testing and remanufactured diesel engines for the Federal Prison Industries. The contract includes one base year and one option year, with a total contract price of $7,316,750, and is set aside for small businesses under NAICS 336350 with a size standard of 1,500 employees.
Federal Prison Industries Clothing & Textiles 400 1st Street, N.W. Washington, DC 20534 June 18, 2026 Notification to Unsuccessful Offerors Solicitation Number FLT0001-26, Diesel Engine DYNO Testing and Remanufactured Pursuant to FAR 12.301 Notifications (DEVIATION), this letter serves as your Post-Award notice.
Requirements were posted to www.SAM.gov on 05/28/2026 as a Combined . No Amendments were issued. The offer due date was 06/02/2026. The solicitation was set-aside 100% for total small business, NAICS NAICS 336350 – Motor Vehicle Transmission and Power Train Parts, size standard 1,500 employees. The solicitation stated a single award, all or none. Solicitation is issued as a one (1) base plus one (1) option year indefinite delivery-indefinite quantity type contract with an Economic Price Adjustment. The contract was awarded on 06/18/2026, effective 06/18/2026. There were four (4) Offerors that responded to the solicitation and submitted responsive proposals. One (1) offeror received the award for Contract Number 1460000278 effective 06/18/2026. The name and address of the offeror receiving the award is: MTP Drivetrain, 205 McDonald Drive, Many, Louisiana 71449. The total contract price is: $7,316,750.00 (1 base, 1 Option Years). Offers were evaluated in accordance with FAR Subpart 12.203(c) (DEVIATION). Solicitation document included FAR 52.212-2, Evaluation-Commercial Products and Commercial Services. Evaluation of offerors was based on significant technical factors, past performance factors within the past three years for like or similar items and price. Technical and past performance factors were more important than price. Federal Prison Industries thanks you for your interest in this opportunity and hope that you will consider future opportunities with our agency. Aaron Mitchell
Contracting Officer U.S. Department of Justice Federal Prison Industries [email protected] Aaron Mitchell Alternative
Point of Contact Daniel McCauley Contracting , 8th FL WASHINGTON, DC 20534 USA to this opportunity.
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