Repair of Torpedo Ejection Pump MK19, QTY 1 EA
ID: N0010425RF019Type: Presolicitation
Overview

Buyer

DEPT OF DEFENSEDEPT OF THE NAVYNAVSUP WEAPON SYSTEMS SUPPORT MECHMECHANICSBURG, PA, 17050-0788, USA

NAICS

Measuring, Dispensing, and Other Pumping Equipment Manufacturing (333914)

PSC

POWER AND HAND PUMPS (4320)

Original Source

https://sam.gov/opp/310adf8bd03c46768c04d3d313dd302c/view
Timeline
    Description

    The Department of Defense, specifically the Department of the Navy, is soliciting proposals for the repair of the Torpedo Ejection Pump MK19, a critical component for the TRIDENT Planned Equipment Replacement Program (TRIPER) supporting Ohio Class submarines. The contract requires the evaluation and repair of government-furnished material in accordance with a detailed Technical Data Package, with a firm fixed price for one unit and a delivery timeline of 420 days post-award. This procurement emphasizes stringent quality assurance, configuration management, and compliance with military and industry standards to ensure operational reliability and personnel safety. Interested contractors must contact Jeffrey Dietrich at JEFFREY.DIETRICH@NAVY.MIL for further details, and the solicitation is governed by FAR Part 15, with a DPAS rating of DX indicating the urgency of the requirement.

    Point(s) of Contact
    Jeffrey Dietrich
    JEFFREY.DIETRICH@NAVY.MIL
    Files
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    3.02_SolicitationN0010425RF019_N0010425YRA18.pdf
    The document outlines a federal government solicitation for a contract related to the repair of the TRIPER program's MK19 Torpedo Ejection Pump. It confirms that the contract is a rated order under the Defense Priorities and Allocations System (DPAS), indicating the urgency of the requirement. The solicitation specifies the timeline for submissions, contact information for inquiries, and the evaluation criteria based on past performance. Key points include the requirement for adherence to a Technical Data Package, submission timelines for certifications, and detailed specifications for delivery and acceptance processes. The contractor must comply with strict packaging and labeling guidelines to ensure safety and regulatory compliance, particularly regarding hazardous materials. The document emphasizes the importance of configuration management, quality assurance, and proper inspection procedures. Deliverable items must be thoroughly documented, and any discrepancies or variations from contract specifications need to be appropriately addressed. Overall, the solicitation reflects the government's intent to ensure high standards for safety and quality in defense-related repairs while maintaining strict compliance with federal acquisition regulations.
    Attachment 01 - TDP 012504207 Ver 020 2-20-2024.pdf
    This Technical Data Package pertains to the procurement and refurbishment of a turbine ejector pump designated as SPECIAL EMPHASIS material due to its critical role in shipboard systems. It outlines stringent requirements for material quality, inspection, and certification to minimize risks associated with defective parts that could harm personnel or operational integrity. The document emphasizes the importance of traceability for parts and materials, detailed refurbishment procedures, and adherence to various military and industry specifications such as ASTM and MIL standards. The contractor is mandated to maintain a comprehensive quality assurance system, which includes performing inspections, maintaining records of testing and certifications, and ensuring compliance with specified protocols. Additional specifications detail testing requirements, including hydrostatic, ultrasonic, and radiographic tests, which must be conducted as part of the quality control process. These rigorous standards align with the regulatory context of government RFPs and grants, underscoring the necessity of ensuring contractor accountability and the integrity of materials used in federal projects. The document ultimately aims to safeguard operational reliability and personnel safety through meticulously defined procedures and requirements for the turbine ejector pump refurbishment and procurement.
    Exhibit A - CDRLs_NIIN 012504207.pdf
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