The U.S. Navy, through the Naval Surface Warfare Center Philadelphia Division, seeks experienced vendors for multiple defense-related procurement opportunities related to the "RopeGuard" system.
The main objective is to acquire intricate and specialized cableway components and associated services, encompassing design, fabrication, and certification. These components play a critical role in managing and securing sensitive infrastructure cables in naval applications.
The scope of work involves adhering to detailed drawings and specifications for the manufacture and supply of these components. The emphasis is on precision, quality, and compliance, with strict tolerances, surface requirements, and international standards such as ISO 9001:2015 that must be met. Key components include connector covers, cable guides, and advanced composite parts.
To ensure the success of these complex projects, the Navy seeks vendors with a proven track record in high-precision manufacturing, quality assurance, and compliance with military standards. Experience in defense-related projects and security clearances are also desirable.
The contract is likely to be a firm-fixed-price agreement, with potential penalties for non-conformity. The estimated total value ranges from $500,000 to $1 million, or even higher, given the extensive requirements and military application.
Proposals for some RFPs are due by 17th July 2024, while others have a deadline of 6th August 2024. Both deadlines were extended to ensure vendors have sufficient time to respond. The evaluation process will consider technical merit, past performance, and cost effectiveness.
For further clarification and questions, potential bidders can contact Cathy Hughes at cathy.hughes5.civ@us.navy.mil or via phone at 267-271-6243.