The Navy requires repair of CIRCUIT CARD ASSEMB (CAGE 03538, ref 77C733428G2) under Emergency Acquisition Flexibilities, with work performed to OEM specifications and applicable military/ESD standards. The award will be bilateral, requiring the contractor’s written acceptance, and will be DO-rated for national defense under DPAS. Non-OEM offerors must identify the OEM and provide a signed distributor authorization letter; repair pricing must cover the full repair effort and include teardown/evaluation, inspection, testing, and MIL-STD packaging/marking. The requested repair turnaround time is 39 days, and the contractor must provide a one-year warranty from delivery. An option for increased quantity may be exercised within 365 days of award under the same delivery time and price.

This opportunity is for the repair of a Circuit Card Assembly, with the contractor responsible for performing all inspection, testing, and repair to meet operational requirements. The vendor must be an authorized distributor of the original manufacturer and provide proof of authorization. The contractor must complete a teardown and evaluation within 90 days of receiving the carcass and submit a firm-fixed-price quote, with a requested repair turnaround time of 39 days. A 365-day option for increased quantity exists, and the contract will be DO-rated for national defense under the DPAS. All repair work must comply with specified military standards for marking, packaging, and electrostatic discharge control.

The government is seeking to procure 2 units of NSN 7H-5998-015773866, with delivery FOB origin. The government does not own the data or rights needed to repair the part from additional sources, and has determined it is uneconomical to acquire the data or reverse engineer the part. Accordingly, the government intends to solicit and negotiate with only one source under the authority of FAR 6.302-1. This notice is not a request for competitive proposals, but responsible sources may identify their interest and capability by submitting proposals or capability statements. The government will consider responses solely to determine whether to conduct a competitive procurement.