This opportunity involves the acquisition of 897 units of a specific part (NSN 1H-2090-016160268-ST) that requires engineering source approval from the design control activity. The part can only be acquired from approved sources due to their unique design capability, manufacturing knowledge, and data rights that are not economically available to the government. Any alternate source must qualify according to the design control activity's procedures, which must be approved by the cognizant Government engineering activity. Award will only be made to offerors who meet the qualification requirements at the time of award. Delivery is FOB origin, and interested parties may identify their capability to supply a commercial item within 15 days of this notice.

This solicitation is for a firm fixed-price contract to manufacture and supply 897 units of a specific 24x24 inch tile (NSN 1HM 2090 016160268 ST) for the Navy. The contract requires a higher-level inspection system per MIL-I-45208 and involves classified documents, requiring offerors to hold a valid U.S. security clearance of "confidential" or higher. Performance of services is tied to manufacturing the tile per NAVSEA Drawing 690-6726598, with first article testing and production lot testing to be conducted at the Naval Surface Warfare Center in Philadelphia, PA. The offer due date has been changed to 5/15/26, and the resultant award will be issued bilaterally. Prospective contractors must be pre-qualified as an approved source by the Government's engineering activity prior to submitting an offer.

This is a firm-fixed-price contract for the manufacture and delivery of 897 units of a specific 24x24 inch DURA 1 tile (NSN 1HM 2090 016160268) for the U.S. Navy. The work requires access to classified NAVSEA drawings and mandates that the contractor possess a valid U.S. security clearance at the Confidential level or higher. Key requirements include a mandatory First Article Test and subsequent Production Lot Testing, with samples to be delivered to the Naval Surface Warfare Center in Philadelphia, PA, for government-conducted destructive testing. The contractor must be a government-approved source or provide extensive qualification data, and the item must be manufactured to precise specifications with strict prohibitions on mercury. A Small Business Subcontracting Plan is required if the offeror has more than 1,250 employees.

This is a procurement for 897 units of a specific, blank tile part that requires delivery FOB Origin. The part requires engineering source approval from the design control activity to maintain quality, and award will only be made to an offeror or manufacturer that meets these qualification requirements at the time of award. The Government is not using commercial item procedures for this solicitation, but interested parties may identify their capability to provide a commercial alternative to the contracting officer within 15 days of this notice.