The Government seeks four each of NSN 7H-1080-014212222-SQ (TDP Version 002), delivered to DLA Distribution, New Cumberland, PA 17070-5002. The technical data package is complete and the Government holds rights to the data, with no technical data, engineering, tooling, or manufacturing restrictions, making the part a candidate for full and open competition. Award requires that the offeror, product/service, or manufacturer meet applicable qualification requirements at the time of award under FAR 52.209-1. Specifications and standardized documents are available through DODSSP/DAPS and ASSIST-Online, though patterns, drawings, deviation lists, and purchase descriptions are not stocked at DODSSP. The acquisition will not use FAR Part 12 commercial-item procedures, but interested parties may inform the contracting officer of their interest and capability to satisfy the requirement with a commercial item.

The Navy requires manufacture of Periscope Camouflage Cover Head Assembly #12 for submarines in accordance with Drawing 4491223 and classified NAVSEA Document PS4491223, including welding, marking, mercury-free material, configuration control, and quality-system requirements (MIL-I-45208 or ISO 9001 and NCSL Z540.3 or ISO 10012). The contractor must hold a Government security clearance under DD Form 254 and appropriately handle classified RAM material and classified quantitative electrical test data, with Government-furnished RAM sheets provided. The effort requires Government-approved first article testing/inspection and production-lot testing/inspection, source inspection, and DCMA-QAR surveillance at the supplier and/or subcontractor facilities, with notifications to NSWC Philadelphia Division and classified quantitative electrical test results submitted to NUWC Division Newport, RI. Delivery is extended to 23 December 2026.

This is a contract for the manufacture of a Periscope Camouflage Cover Head Assembly for Navy submarines. The work requires a Government Security Clearance and involves handling classified materials and specific government-furnished RAM sheets. Key requirements include first article testing with government approval, 100% inspection of production units, and compliance with numerous military standards and classified NAVSEA documents. The contractor must submit detailed quality and testing reports, with specific instructions for handling and submitting classified versus unclassified test data to different Navy commands.