This is a U.S. Navy procurement for the manufacture of a "Small Aft Tile," a submarine/surface ship component requiring compliance with specific technical drawings and military standards. The contract mandates First Article Testing and Production Lot Testing, both conducted by the Government at the contractor's expense, with the First Article Testing to occur in Philadelphia, PA. A valid U.S. Security Clearance of Confidential or higher is required to access classified annexes and perform the work. The Government retains an option to order an additional quantity of up to 100% for 180 days after receipt of order. The evaluation of offers will include consideration of past performance.

This is a U.S. Navy procurement for the manufacture of a "Small Aft Tile," a submarine hull component, requiring First Article and Production Lot Testing at the contractor's expense. The performance location is not explicitly stated, but First Article Testing will be conducted at the Philadelphia Naval Base in Pennsylvania. The government retains an option to order an additional quantity of up to 100% for 180 days after receipt of order. A valid U.S. security clearance of Confidential or higher is mandatory to access classified annexes and respond. The evaluation will consider past performance, and the contractor must provide a Certificate of Conformance with each item.

This is a solicitation for the manufacture and supply of a "SMALL AFT TILE," a submarine component requiring compliance with specific technical drawings and military standards. The contract mandates First Article Testing and Production Lot Testing, both conducted by the Government at the contractor's expense, with the First Article Testing location specified as the Philadelphia Naval Base in Pennsylvania. The Government retains an option to order an additional quantity of up to 100% of the order for 180 days after receipt of order. Offerors must possess a valid U.S. Security Clearance of Confidential or higher to access the classified annex and must be a Government-approved source, with three specific manufacturers currently listed.