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Notice ID:CL20197001
DLA Land and Maritime will issue a solicitation to establish a long-term contract for the NSNs on the attached spreadsheet. The AMC/AMSC code, approved sources, and Annual Demand Quantities are on the...
DLA Land and Maritime will issue a solicitation to establish a long-term contract for the NSNs on the attached spreadsheet. The AMC/AMSC code, approved sources, and Annual Demand Quantities are on the attached spreadsheet. The subject solicitation will be issued approximately on October 13, 2020. The attached Product Item Description provides information concerning the subject requirements. Please review the Market Research Questionnaire and Spreadsheet (which is included in this posting) for the NSNs and provide any source that may be able to manufacture this NSN. This notice provides the opportunity for contractors interested in becoming qualified as a source to provide the subject NSNs. All information may be submitted directly to the Contract Specialist Michael Shirley at Michael.Shirley@dla.mil. This information must be provided by the response date. Descsription: NSN 2520011517825: Propeller Shaft: A VEHICULAR ITEM WITH A UNIVERSAL JOINT ON ONE OR BOTH ENDS. FOR ITEMS WITH ONE UNIVERSAL JOINT, THE OPPOSITE END MAY HAVE A YOKE, A YOKE WITH A SPIDER, OR A SHAFT. FOR ITEMS WITHOUT A UNIVERSAL JOINT SEE PROPELLER SHAFT (AS MODIFIED). NSN 2520014131975: Universal Joint-A FLEXIBLE CONNECTION DESIGNED FOR VEHICULAR APPLICATIONS WHICH PERMITS ROTARY MOTION TO BE TRANSMITTED BETWEEN TWO SHAFTS LOCATED AT AN ANGLE TO EACH OTHER. THE ANGLE BETWEEN THE SHAFTS MAY BE CONTINUALLY VARIED WITHIN CERTAIN LIMITS; THE CONNECTING ENDS MUST HAVE EITHER A FLANGE, HUB, OR SPLINED STUB SHAFT; THE PLAIN PORTION OF A SPLINED STUB SHAFT MUST NOT EXCEED THE LENGTH OF THE SPLINES. EXCLUDES DRIVE OR PROPELLER SHAFTS WITH JOINT(S) AT ONE OR BOTH ENDS. SEE UNIVERSAL JOINT,GEARED NSN 3040015892253: Shaft Assembly-AN ASSEMBLY WHICH CONSISTS OF A SHAFT, SHOULDERED AND COMPONENTS SUCH AS COUPLINGS, FLANGES, AND THE LIKE. THE SHAFT AND COMPONENTS ARE USUALLY WELDED TOGETHER
