≈$1.9M DEFINITIVE CONTRACT W5170124C0153

One end date out of step: five contracts set side by side

Department of Defense 2024-04-22 〜 2026-02-28

The fifth Army contract from this open topic. Where four run about eighteen months, this one continues to 28 February 2026.

Contract key facts

  • RecipientSPIN DRIFT TECHNOLOGIES LLC
  • Contract value$1,899,486 (≈$1.9M)
  • Awarding agencyDepartment of Defense
  • Awarding sub-agencyDepartment of the Army
  • Award typeDEFINITIVE CONTRACT
  • Period of performance2024-04-22 〜 2026-02-28
  • Contract ID (PIID)W5170124C0153

Contract scope (original)

SBIR PHASE II OPEN TOPIC A234-007, ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE (AI)/MACHINE LEARNING (ML).

Key points

  • The Army signed with SPIN DRIFT TECHNOLOGIES LLC on 22 April 2024 for $1,899,485.50.
  • It is the lowest of the five from this open topic, $514.50 below $1.9 million.
  • Where four run about eighteen months, this one continues to 28 February 2026, about twenty-two.
  • All five carry zero in the outlay field.

1One difference inside a uniform set

The four before this one matched on amount, number and date. This contract comes from the same call, but its end date does not match.

Amount of this contract$1,899,485.50lowest of the five, $514.50 below $1.9 million
Period22 April 2024 to 28 February 2026about twenty-two months
Period of the other fourabout eighteen monthsending 10 or 21 October 2025

2The five side by side

RecipientNumberAmount (USD)Period
UBIHERE INCC01541,899,995.7811 Apr 2024 to 10 Oct 2025
NEXCEPTA INCC01511,899,995.2111 Apr 2024 to 10 Oct 2025
WINGXPAND INC.C01551,899,987.6622 Apr 2024 to 21 Oct 2025
KNOWMADICS INCC01501,899,794.9511 Apr 2024 to 10 Oct 2025
SPIN DRIFT TECHNOLOGIES LLCC01531,899,485.5022 Apr 2024 to 28 Feb 2026

Four of the five finished in the shape they started in. Only this one extended. The record gives no reason; what can be confirmed is that the end date differs.

3What the five showed

  1. 1AmountsClustered below a $1.9 million wall, from $4.22 to $514.50 short of it
  2. 2Contract numbersConfined to a consecutive band from C0150 to C0155
  3. 3DatesThree on 11 April and two on 22 April
  4. 4PeriodsFour of about eighteen months, one of about twenty-two
  5. 5OutlaysZero on all five

Contracts from one call match down to amount, number and date. Precisely because they match, the part that does not — this end date — stands out.

Why it matters

Because contracts from one call match in shape, the part that does not match points to a change worth examining. Scanning a list by amount never surfaces it.

FAQ

Why does one run longer?
The record gives no reason. What can be confirmed is that its end date differs from the other four.
How closely do contracts from one call match?
Here they match on the band of amounts, the contract numbers, the pair of signing dates and the length of the period. Only this end date differs.
Why do all five show zero outlays?
The field holds what the record carries rather than an account of payment, which is common in these records.

Sources (primary)

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