The Navy requires repair/manufacture of the TEST SET SUBASSEMBL (CAGE 53711, ref. 5855459) under a bilateral, DO-rated order using Emergency Acquisition Flexibilities, with contractor written acceptance required. Non-OEM offerors must identify the OEM and provide signed distributor authorization, and must provide packaging-facility name, address, and CAGE if packaging occurs off-site. The contractor must complete teardown/evaluation and provide a firm-fixed-price full-repair quote within 90/120 days after receiving carcasses, meet a requested 16-day repair turnaround time, and accept per-unit price reductions for missed RTAT. Work must comply with specified drawings, MIL-STD-129 marking, MIL-STD-2073 packaging, quality conformance inspection/testing, and DD Form 1423 reporting, with records retained 365 days after final delivery and a one-year warranty from delivery. Government acceptance is via WAWF with NUWC Newport as acceptor, and quotes must state RTAT, capacity constraints, exceptions, and cost of new for evaluation.

This requirement is for one each of a test set subassembly, NSN 7H-4921-013697791, TDP Ver 001, delivered to DLA Distribution, New Cumberland, PA 17070-5002. It is suitable for competitive acquisition for the first time, with the Government holding rights to a complete technical data package and no technical data, engineering, tooling, or manufacturing restrictions. The acquisition is 100% set aside for small business concerns, with the specific set-aside type to be identified through the applicable FAR clause. Award will be made only if the offeror, product/service, or manufacturer meets the qualification requirement(s) at time of award under FAR clause 52.209-1. Interested parties can obtain military/federal specifications and standards through DODSSP/DAPS in Philadelphia, PA, or ASSIST-Online; some items may be subject to Free Trade Agreements and the WTO Government Procurement Agreement if the relevant DFARS clauses are included.

The Navy requires repair and quality conformance of the TEST SET SUBASSEMBL (CAGE 53711, reference 5855459) under Emergency Acquisition Flexibilities, with the resulting award issued bilaterally and rated DO under DPAS. The requirement is a total small business set-aside; non-OEM offerors must provide OEM name/CAGE and a signed distributor authorization letter, and any alternate packaging facility must be identified. Vendors must provide an estimated full-repair price, then after receipt of carcasses have 90/120 days to complete teardown/evaluation and submit a firm-fixed-price quote; requested repair turnaround time is 16 days, with price reductions for missed RTAT. Delivery is specified as 120 days for CLIN 0001AA, and the contractor must perform quality conformance inspection/documentation with NUWC Newport as the WAWF acceptor for the associated CDRL. Repair must meet OEM drawings/specifications, MIL-STD packaging/marking, and a one-year warranty from delivery.

This opportunity is a total small business set-aside for the repair/manufacture of a TEST SET SUBASSEMBL under a DO-rated national defense contract, with a desired delivery of 120 days per contract line item and a requested repair turnaround time (RTAT) of 16 days. The contractor must submit a teardown and evaluation (TD&E) quote within 90/120 days after receipt of carcass(es) and provide a firm-fixed-price repair quote; failure to meet the required RTAT may result in price reductions. Offerors not the original equipment manufacturer must provide the OEM’s name and CAGE code along with a signed distributor authorization, and must identify any separate packaging facility. Work must comply with the cited drawings, MIL-STD-129 marking, and quality conformance inspection/testing requirements, with inspection records retained for 365 days after final delivery.

This opportunity is for one unit of a Test Set Subassembly (NSN 4921-013697791) that is suitable for competitive acquisition for the first time. The government has complete technical data rights with no engineering, tooling, or manufacturing restrictions, allowing for full and open competition. The acquisition is 100% set aside for small business concerns, with the specific set-aside type (e.g., HUBZone, SDVOSB, WOSB) to be identified in the solicitation. Delivery is required to DLA Distribution in New Cumberland, Pennsylvania. Offerors should note that qualification requirements may apply at the time of award, and the acquisition may be subject to Free Trade Agreements or Trade Agreements provisions.