This contract covers the manufacture of a special-emphasis (Level I/SUBSAFE) stem for a 1 1/2-inch hull and backup ball valve, per NAVSEA drawing 803-5959302, using MIL-DTL-24252 material with strict quality, certification, traceability, and configuration-control requirements. It is a total small business set-aside requiring access to NOFORN and/or Naval Nuclear Propulsion Information, with drawings available after submitting a security agreement via SAM.gov. Performance timelines include submission of certification data CDRLs 20 days before scheduled delivery, a 30-working-day review period by Portsmouth Naval Shipyard, and final material delivery within 365 days after contract effective date, plus a one-year warranty. Contractors must maintain a quality system per ISO-9001 with

This opportunity is a total small business set-aside for the manufacture of a stem for a 1½-inch hull and backup ball valve, which is designated as SPECIAL EMPHASIS material for a crucial shipboard system. The contractor must comply with stringent quality, traceability, and certification requirements, including maintaining a quality system per ISO-9001 and submitting various data items like test certifications and inspection plans. Performance of services is at the contractor's facility, with Government Quality Assurance at source, and the place of performance cannot be changed without authorization. The final delivery of material is due 365 days after the effective date of the resulting contract, with certification data due 20 days prior to scheduled delivery. Access to NOFORN and/or Naval Nuclear Propulsion Information is required, and drawings can be obtained by submitting a signed security agreement form.

This is a U.S. Navy procurement for a SPECIAL EMPHASIS (Level I/SUBSAFE) component, specifically a stem for a 1 1/2-inch hull and backup ball valve, requiring strict quality assurance and material traceability. The final delivery of material must occur on or before 365 days after the effective date of the resulting contract. The work involves significant quality system requirements, including compliance with standards like ISO-9001 and MIL-I-45208, and mandates Government Quality Assurance at the source, with the performance location subject to approval by the Procurement Contracting Officer. The contract includes a one-year warranty from the date of delivery and is set aside for small businesses.

This is a U.S. Navy procurement for a SPECIAL EMPHASIS (Level I) component—a 1 1/2-inch hull valve stem made to MIL-DTL-24252—where defective material could cause serious injury, system loss, or loss of the ship. The performance location is Portsmouth Naval Shipyard, and the contract will have a DO priority rating for national defense. The proposed delivery schedule requires certification data 20 days prior to delivery and final material delivery within 365 days of contract award. The requirement demands access to NOFORN and Naval Nuclear Propulsion Information, and the contractor must maintain a rigorous quality system (e.g., ISO 9001) with strict material traceability, certification, and government source inspection.

This is a U.S. Navy procurement for a "SPECIAL EMPHASIS" Level I component—a stem for a 1 1/2-inch hull and backup ball valve—where defective material could cause catastrophic failure. The final delivery of material is required on or before 365 days after the effective date of the resulting contract. The work involves stringent quality assurance, requiring a certified quality system (e.g., ISO 9001), extensive material traceability, and Government source inspection. Key requirements include compliance with specific military standards and drawings, a one-year warranty, and adherence to Buy American provisions.

This is a U.S. Navy procurement for a SPECIAL EMPHASIS (Level I/SUBSAFE) component, specifically a stem for a 1 1/2-inch hull and backup ball valve, requiring strict quality assurance and material traceability. The final delivery of material is required on or before 365 days after the effective date of the resulting contract. The work involves significant quality system requirements, including compliance with standards like ISO-9001 and MIL-I-45208, and mandates Government Quality Assurance at the source, with the performance location subject to approval by the Procurement Contracting Officer. The contract includes a one-year warranty from the date of delivery and is set aside for small businesses.