This posting is for Amendment 0001 to RFQ N6893626Q5141. The purpose of this amendment is to answer Industry questions and accordingly make minor updates to the PWS. Please see the previous SAM postin...
The Naval Air Weapons Center Weapons Division at China Lake intends to procure a High Temperature, Controlled Atmosphere Furnace Suite. This equipment will support research, development, testing, processing, and production of metal and ceramic-based composite materials. It will be used to heat treat test articles and small- to mid-scale proof of concept parts within the Composites Lab workflow. Responsible sources may submit a quote for consideration. A Cyber Maturity Model Certification Level 1 (FCI Self) is anticipated for this requirement.
This requirement is a total small business set-aside from NAWCWD China Lake for a High Temperature, Controlled Atmosphere Furnace Suite. The furnaces support metal and ceramic composite materials research, development, testing, processing, and production, including heat treatment of test articles and small- to mid-scale proof of concept parts for the Composites Lab. Performance location is the Naval Air Weapons Center Weapons Division, China Lake. Interested parties must submit quotes via email to the procuring contracting officer and contract specialist. A CMMC Level 1 (FCI Self) is anticipated, and respondents may provide a rationale if they disagree.
This is a sources sought notice for market research, not a formal solicitation. The Naval Air Weapons Center at China Lake seeks a High Temperature, Controlled Atmosphere Furnace Suite to support metal and ceramic composite materials research and production. The furnaces will be used for heat treating test articles and proof-of-concept parts in the Composites Lab. No specific budget, performance location, or submission timeline is provided in the description. Interested firms should submit a capability statement and comments on the draft Performance Work Statement by the due date noted in the notice.