The Navy seeks repair/overhaul of the VALVE REGULATING SY (CAGE 99517, reference V1E10415-03) under an Emergency Acquisition Flexibilities requirement, with the award issued bilaterally and requiring the contractor’s written acceptance. Offerors that are not the OEM must identify the OEM by name and CAGE and provide a signed distributor authorization letter on OEM letterhead; if packaging will occur at a different location, the packaging facility’s name, address, and CAGE must be provided. Pricing must be estimated for the full repair effort, with a requested repair turnaround time of 180 days and final Government inspection/acceptance required within that RTAT; the Government may exercise an increased-quantity option within 365 days of award at the same delivery time and price. The item must be mercury-free, meet MIL-STD-129 marking and specified packaging requirements, and any use of additive manufacturing triggers CDRL traceability reporting and submission requirements. The resulting contract will be DO-rated under the Defense Priorities and Allocations System.

The Government intends a sole-source contract under FAR 6.302-1 for one unit of NSN 7H-4820-015869445, TDP version 001, delivered FOB origin. The Government does not own the necessary data rights and has determined that buying the data or reverse engineering the part is uneconomical. Responsible sources may still identify their interest and capability or submit proposals, quotations, or capability statements, though this is not a request for competitive proposals. The acquisition will not use FAR Part 12 commercial-item procedures, but interested parties may identify commercial-item capability to the contracting officer. Trade agreements may apply if the relevant DFARS clauses are included.

The Navy seeks repair of VALVE REGULATING SY items under CAGE 99517, reference V1E10415-03, using Emergency Acquisition Flexibilities; award will be bilateral and require the contractor’s written acceptance. The contractor must complete teardown and evaluation within 90 days after receipt of carcasses and submit a firm-fixed-price quote for the full repair effort, including all receipt/repair costs, exceptions, RTAT, throughput constraints, and induction expiration. Final Government inspection and acceptance must occur within the requested 180-day repair turnaround time, missed RTATs will incur per-unit price reductions, and a one-year warranty from delivery applies. Non-OEM offerors must identify the OEM and provide a signed distributor authorization letter, and must identify any separate packaging facility with name, address, and CAGE. The contract includes DPAS-rated national defense priority, MIL-STD packaging/marking, mercury-free requirements, a possible 365-day increased-quantity option, and additive-manufacturing traceability/CDRL reporting if AM is used.