The document is a pre-solicitation synopsis for a procurement requirement involving 65 units of the CYLINDER ASSEMBLY (NSN 1650-004493455), with the part number 1211049-002. This initiative is classified as an unrestricted, firm fixed price, definite quantity Request for Proposal (RFP), necessitating government source approval, specifically from Arkwin Industries, which is the approved source. Delivery is expected within 238 days after contract award, with the proposal requiring offerors to complete the solicitation to be eligible for consideration. Proposals can be submitted electronically. The solicitation is anticipated to be issued on or around September 30, 2024. The selection for award will factor in price, past performance, and other evaluation criteria, as detailed in the forthcoming solicitation. The primary avenue for proposal submission and further inquiries is through the DLA point of contact, Michelle Toughill. This procurement underscores the government’s ongoing efforts to secure specialized components from approved suppliers under regulated competition protocols.
The Defense Logistics Agency is seeking to identify interested vendors capable of supplying a specific component, the CYLINDER ASSEMBLY (NSN 1650-004493455), currently produced by Arkwin Industries. This sources sought notice aims to gather capability information, as technical specifications and qualification requirements are currently unavailable. Interested organizations must demonstrate their ability to manufacture the item, which includes labor, materials, logistics management, and shipping for a total of 65 units. While there is no solicitation at present, the government is gathering vendor interest for potential future procurement. Interested parties should submit their organizational details and capability statements by September 14, 2024. The inquiry will help determine the appropriate procurement method, and all submissions must be sent via email to the designated contact within the agency. This effort aligns with federal procurement processes, allowing the government to assess the market and plan for upcoming contracts effectively.