METAL PLATES

This document is a Contract Data Requirements List (CDRL) for a Certification Data Report pertaining to chemical and mechanical (physical) properties of a metal plate. The report, identified as Data Item DI-MISC-82386, is a miscellaneous category item required for contract N4523A. The vendor is tasked with providing actual values in accordance with procurement specifications, ensuring certifications are traceable to the material via unique markings. Distribution of this data is authorized exclusively to the Department of Defense (DoD) and DoD contractors, with other U.S. requests referred to COMNAVSEASYSCOM, effective April 17, 2026. The Certification/Data Report documentation must be attached to the Wide Area Workflow (WAWF) e-Business Suite, and its acceptance or rejection will coincide with the corresponding material, not prior to shipment.

The "CONTRACT DATA REQUIREMENTS LIST" form, specifically Data Item DI-MISC-82386, outlines the requirements for a "CERTIFICATION DATA REPORT - CHEMICAL AND MECHANICAL (PHYSICAL) PROPERTIES" for Metal Plate material. This form is used in government contracts to specify deliverables and reporting standards. Key requirements include vendors providing actual values for chemical and mechanical properties, ensuring material traceability through unique markings, and adhering to Distribution Statement D, which restricts access to DoD and DoD contractors only. Certification and data report documentation must be submitted via the Wide Area Workflow (WAWF) e-Business Suite and will be accepted or rejected concurrently with the corresponding material, not prior to shipment.

This document outlines material ordering data for MIL-S-22698, a specification for weldable ordinary and higher strength structural steel plate, shapes, and bars. It details specific requirements for an order, including the latest revision of the MIL-S-22698C specification with its amendments and notices. Key ordering data includes ABS Grade DH-36, Class U-mill finish, and a plate size of 1-1/2" X 96" WD X 33' THK. The document specifies that a first article is not required, dimensional tolerances and chemical composition are not applicable as other than specified, and the surface finish is Class U. Deviations in UT inspection are not applicable. The required level of preservation, packing, and marking is commercial, with an additional requirement for all containers to be marked in accordance with MIL-STD-129. The quantity required is 02 PM. This ordering data was prepared by Material and Technical Support, Code: 244.4.

This Material Ordering Data sheet outlines the specific requirements for ordering MIL-S-22698C steel plate, shapes, and bars. The document details the latest revisions of the MIL-S-22698 specification, including amendments and notices up to December 2020. Key ordering data specifies Grade DH-36, Class U-mill finish, and a plate size of 1-1/4” THK X 96” WD X 20’ LG. It clarifies that a first article is not required, dimensional tolerances are not applicable, and chemical composition is as specified. Surface finish is Class U, and deviations in UT inspection are not applicable. The required level of preservation, packing, and marking is commercial, with all containers needing to comply with MIL-STD-129. The quantity required is 02 PM. The document was prepared by Material and Technical Support, Code 244.4.

This government solicitation, SPMYM226Q7295, is a Request for Quote (RFQ) for the procurement of metal plates (PLATE, METAL) under a Women-Owned Small Business (WOSB) set-aside. The document details the requirements for two types of metal plates, 1-1/2" THK X 96" WD X 33'LG and 1-1/4" THK X 96" WD X 20' LG, both specified as MIL-S-22698, ABS GRADE-DH36, CLASS-U steel. The solicitation outlines delivery to Puget Sound Naval Shipyard IMF with specific delivery dates in August and September 2026. It includes comprehensive instructions for contractors, covering electronic invoicing via Wide Area WorkFlow (WAWF), base access requirements using the Defense Biometric Identification System (DBIDS), packaging and marking standards (ASTM-D-3951), and inspection and acceptance procedures (45 days constructive acceptance). The document also incorporates numerous FAR and DFARS clauses related to contract terms, conditions, and special requirements, such as supply chain traceability, prohibition of certain foreign products, and cybersecurity safeguards for contractor information systems.