This government file details a comprehensive list of various parts and components, each identified by a unique nomenclature, FSC, NIIN, and CAGE code. The document appears to be a catalog or inventory for procurement, likely associated with federal government RFPs or grants. It includes items such as hydraulic pistons, various types of retainers (roller, bearing, constant speed), gear sets, gearshafts, motor-pump subassemblies, washers, pins, impellers, and electrical components like stators, wedges, and housings. Each entry also specifies a 'Country of Origin,' 'DELIVERY DAYS ARO,' 'Monthly Capacity,' 'Estimated Annual Quantity (EAQ),' 'Min Order Qty,' and indicates whether a 'UID Required' and 'I/A Designation' are applicable. The inclusion of delivery times, capacities, and quantities suggests its use in managing supply chains and procurement processes for government agencies.
The provided government file details various items, identified by National Item Identification Number (NIIN) and Federal Supply Class (FSC), managed by different profit centers and divisions, primarily DSCR FMB and DSCR FME. The items range from mechanical components like gears, pistons, and bearings to electrical parts such as housings and insulators. Most items are associated with Hamilton Sundstran, with some bearings from Bearings I and commercial hardware from Commercial Hardwar. The file includes data on inventory characteristics, such as Unit of Issue (U/I), Basic Unit of Issue (BUoM), Unit of Issue Conversion Factor, Shelf Life Type, and Shelf Life Months. Additionally, it specifies various codes like HMIC, CIC, PMIC, and FSI, and indicates whether the items are government tools, materials, or property. Quality control details such as COQC, Prod Verif Testg, Proc Ctrl, and Measure & Testg are also present. The document highlights export control and classified information, with most items falling under
This government file details a comprehensive inventory of aviation and other components, encompassing various details such as National Item Identification Numbers (NIIN), Federal Supply Classifications (FSC), supply chain divisions, and profit centers. It provides extensive data on each item, including product specialist nomenclature, acquisition costs, standard unit prices, and packaging specifications. The file also includes information on demand, awards, and inventory levels, alongside cross-references to various military platforms like the B-2, B-52, ICBM, ALCM, Army Big 6 (Abrams, Apache, Black Hawk, Bradley, Stryker, Howitzers), and OSD Fighter (F-16, F-22, F-35, F/A-18A/D, E/F, EA-18G). The document outlines detailed packaging requirements, including preservation methods, wrapping materials, cushioning, and special marking instructions, noting items requiring review for hazardous materials and first destination packaging. It serves as a critical resource for managing logistics, procurement, and supply chain operations for a wide array of defense-related components.
This government file details surge and sustainment planning requirements (SSPR) for critical military supply items, including retainers, hydraulic pistons, and washers. SSPR represents forecasted additive monthly wartime demand, derived from military service data, supply chain risk assessments, and historical data, focusing on items essential for weapon systems or specific projects. These are 'go-to-war' items crucial for contingency operations, national emergencies, or other readiness needs where immediate availability is paramount for national security. The document defines Average Monthly Wartime Rate (AMWR) as combined recurring requirements after accounting for peacetime surge capability or war reserve material stocks. Contractors are obligated to deliver the AMWR quantity 30 days after a surge order and monthly thereafter for six months, in addition to existing deliveries.