DLA Master Solicitation Rev 106, updated Nov 3

On 2026-11-09 DLA's Policy and Directives page headlines "Current DLA Master Solicitation for Automated Simplified Acquisitions Rev-106," "Updated November 03, 2026," and points to its Archives page for previous versions. The page says suppliers "shall comply with the master solicitation in effect at time of award" and that changes from the preceding revision are marked "using strikethrough to mark deleted text and yellow highlighting to mark added text."

The Rev-106 PDF, opened the same day and read from its rendered pages, marks these changes:

• Berry Amendment. The Caution Notice now says the Berry Amendment "normally applies over $200,000 unless an exception at DFARS 225.7002-2 applies. For certain athletic footwear Berry applies at any dollar value. For American flags, it applies over $10,000." The words it replaces, "threshold has been reduced to $150,000," are struck through (page 6).
• Trade Agreements. DFARS 252.225-7021 is now the July 2026 text under Class Deviation 2026-O0041 Revision 1, and "Applies to solicitations and contracts equal to or greater than $174,000 for PSGs listed at DFARS 225.401-70 unless an exception at FAR 25.401(a) applies." The struck entry read "equals or exceeds $183,000" (page 22).
• Testing notes. Procurement notes E03 and E04 (production lot testing), E05 (product verification testing, which "Applies to all solicitations and awards"), E08 (first article testing requirements) and E11 (Army aviation critical safety item production sample test pilot program) each carry a new revision date of SEP 2026 (page 27).

DIBBSFlow's reading, from the source above, checked 2026-11-09.

DLA's page says suppliers must comply with the master solicitation in effect at time of award, so an award follows the revision current when it is made, even on a quote entered under Rev-105; on 2026-11-09 the page lists Rev-106, updated November 03, 2026, as current. On a Berry-covered item, read the threshold as over $200,000 (any value for certain athletic footwear, over $10,000 for American flags); a text copy of the PDF still shows the struck $150,000 words as if they were live, so check the rendered page. Where the Trade Agreements clause is cited, its entry now reads $174,000. If your quote depends on production lot, product verification or first article testing, read the SEP 2026 versions of those notes; the DLAD Procurement Notes document linked on the same page shows a modified date of July 17, 2026, earlier than the SEP 2026 dates Rev-106 cites.

• 2026-11-09: added to the watch; source opened 2026-11-09.