This opportunity is for repair of a MICROCIRCUIT ASSEMB under a U.S. Navy contract, requiring offerors to be authorized repair sources and to submit firm-fixed, not-to-exceed, or estimated pricing for the repair effort—test-and-evaluation-only quotes will not be accepted. The Government requests an 80-day repair turnaround time measured from asset receipt to acceptance, and assets must be inducted within 180 days after contract award; failure to meet the RTAT may result in price reductions. Key requirements include MIL-STD packaging, Government source inspection, FOB Source, CAV reporting, IUID marking, and compliance with ISO 9001 and cybersecurity maturity model certification requirements. Quotes must include repair unit price, total price, RTAT, new unit price, inspection/acceptance CAGEs, and other justification data, with the award issued bilaterally.

This opportunity is for the repair of a microcircuit assembly, and only authorized repair sources may be considered; quotes must be firm-fixed, not-to-exceed, or estimated prices for repair only—test and evaluation quotes will not be accepted. The required Repair Turnaround Time (RTAT) is 80 days after physical receipt of the asset at the contractor’s facility, and accelerated delivery is encouraged. The induction expiration date is 180 days after contract award, after which assets require bilateral agreement for repair. Failure to meet the RTAT will result in a per-unit, per-month price reduction unless the delay is excusable, and offerors must provide throughput constraints and pricing details. The item must be marked per MIL-STD-130 and repaired to meet the operational requirements of the specified cage code and part number.