The Navy requires repair of POWER SUPPLY,UNINT units, quantity four, under an Emergency Acquisition Flexibilities action with a DO-rated DPAS priority and bilateral award. The requirement is a total small business set-aside; non-OEM offerors must identify the OEM and provide a signed distributor authorization letter. Contractors must price the full repair effort as estimated, complete teardown and evaluation within 90 days after receipt of carcasses, submit a firm-fixed-price repair quote, and meet a requested repair turnaround time of 70.81 days, with price reductions for missed RTAT. An option allows additional quantity for 365 days after award, and quotes must include option pricing; warranty is one year from delivery, with inspection records retained 365 days after final delivery. Repair must follow OEM practices, MIL-STD packaging/marking, and mercury-free requirements for submarine/surface ship use, with any exceptions clearly stated.

The Navy requires repair and quality assurance for four POWER SUPPLY,UNINT units (CAGE 1P0H6, UPS1-2K-1G-SRNSL-K2E) under an Emergency Acquisition Flexibilities procurement that is a total small-business set-aside and will result in a DPAS-rated bilateral award requiring the contractor’s written acceptance. Contractors must submit estimated full repair pricing, include teardown & evaluation and a firm-fixed price after carcass receipt, and if not the OEM, identify the OEM and provide a signed distributor authorization letter. Key performance timelines are 90 days after receipt of carcasses to complete TD&E and submit FFP, a requested repair turnaround time of 70.81 days with price reductions for missed RTAT, and a one-year warranty from delivery. An option to increase quantity is available for 365 days after award, with pricing requested for that option, and inspection records must be retained for 365 days after final delivery. Repair must follow OEM specifications, MIL-STD-129 marking, MIL-STD 2073 packaging, and mercury-free requirements for submarine/surface ship use, and quotes must reference proposed RTAT and capacity constraints.

The Navy requires repair of a POWER SUPPLY, UNINT (reference 1P0H6 UPS1-2K-1G-SRNSL-K2E) under an emergency acquisition flexibility action; the award will be a total small business set-aside and a DPAS-rated order. If the offeror is not the OEM, it must identify the OEM and provide an OEM-signed distributor authorization letter, and if packaging occurs at a different location it must provide that facility’s name, address, and CAGE. The contractor will have 90 days after receipt of each carcass to complete teardown and evaluation and provide a firm-fixed-price repair quote, with a requested repair turn-around time of 70.81 days and price reductions for missed RTAT. Repair pricing must cover all costs for receipt and complete repair, including unwhole/missing/damaged/worn conditions and CAV reporting, and must comply with MIL-STD packaging/marking, mercury-free submarine/surface-ship requirements, and inspection/testing/recordkeeping (records kept 365 days after final delivery). A one-year warranty from delivery applies, and the Government may add additional quantity via the included option within 365 days after award; pricing for the option is requested.