This contract is a total small business set-aside for the manufacture and delivery of a NAVIGATION LIGHT WHITE, a critical safety item for shipboard use, requiring rigorous quality and testing processes. The contractor must maintain a quality system per ISO-9001 or equivalent and perform specified pressure testing (e.g., a 10-cycle submergence test at 134 psig or an alternative 1500 psig hydrostatic test) with full traceability and certification. Performance occurs at the contractor’s facility with government source inspection, and the place of performance cannot be changed without authorization. Key delivery-related timelines require submission of certification data 20 days prior to delivery, government review within 18 working days, and final material delivery within 210 days. The contract imposes extensive configuration control, documentation, and waiver/deviation procedures, and all items must comply with stated NAVSEA drawings and specifications.

This is a small business set-aside contract for a "NAVIGATION LIGHT WHITE" designated as a Critical Safety Item for use in a crucial shipboard system, requiring compliance with strict quality, traceability, and testing standards. The material must be manufactured per specific NAVSEA drawings and must pass rigorous hydrostatic pressure testing (e.g., 10 cycles at 134 psig or an alternative 1500 psig one-hour test). The contractor must maintain a quality system in accordance with ISO-9001 and provide detailed certificates of compliance, test certifications, and traceability records. Delivery requires submission of all certification data 20 days prior to final delivery, with Government review taking 18 working days, and final material delivery is due 210 days after contract award. No budget amount or specific performance location is stated, but place of performance changes require contracting officer authorization.

This opportunity is for the manufacture of a Navigation Light White, designated as Special Emphasis (Level I) material for a crucial shipboard system, with performance required at the contractor's facility. The contractor must provide a quality system per ISO-9001 and meet detailed testing requirements, including a submergence pressure test of 134 psig for 10 cycles or an alternative hydrostatic test at 1500 psig. A Certificate of Compliance and specific data submissions, including a Critical Volume Test Record, are required, with all certification data CDRLs due 20 days prior to delivery. Final delivery of material is required 210 days after contract award, and the contract will be DO-certified for national defense under the Defense Priorities and Allocations System. This is a total small business set-aside.