ContractSolicitation

NOMEN: VALVE,REGULATING,FL, P/N: 2810203-104

DEPT OF DEFENSE• N00383-26-Q-H069

Response Deadline

Jun 12, 2026

23 days left

Days Remaining

Until deadline

Set-Aside

No Set aside used

Notice Type

Solicitation

Contract Opportunity Analysis

NAVSUP Weapon Systems Support, under the Department of the Navy, is seeking a contractor to repair the regulating valve identified as NSN 4810012711063, P/N 2810203-104, for Foreign Military Sales Case KU-P-GHY. The work includes repair of the specified valve and related handling of assets under the contract, with early and incremental deliveries preferred. Key requirements include a 109-day repair turnaround time, contractor-provided throughput constraints, an induction expiration date 365 days after award, government source inspection, traceable shipping, and compliance with packaging, marking, DD250, and CAV reporting instructions. The primary contact listed is Jeremy P. Barney at jeremy.p.barney.civ@us.navy.mil, and repair issues are directed to Baldemar Cantu at baldemar.cantu.civ@us.navy.mil.

Classification Codes

NAICS Code

332919

Other Metal Valve and Pipe Fitting Manufacturing

PSC Code

4810

VALVES, POWERED

Solicitation Documents

1 Files

Solicitation - N0038326QH069.pdf

PDF•1336 KB•May 18, 2026

AI Summary

This Request for Quotation (RFQ) N0038326QH069 is issued by NAVSUP Weapon Systems Support for the repair of VALVE, REGULATING, FL (NSN: 4810012711063, PN: 2810203-104) for Foreign Military Sales (FMS) Case KU-P-GHY. The RFQ outlines detailed requirements for repair turnaround time (RTAT) of 109 days, throughput constraints, and an induction expiration date of 365 days post-contract award. Key provisions include mandatory government source inspection, traceable shipping, and specific instructions for handling items deemed Beyond Economical Repair (BER) or Beyond Repair (BR). The document emphasizes stringent packaging and marking standards, especially for overseas shipments, adhering to MIL-STD-2073-1 and MIL-STD-129, and includes specific requirements for hazardous materials and mercury-free components. Configuration management, including Class I and Class II engineering changes and variances, is detailed, requiring adherence to MIL-STD-973. Inspection and acceptance will occur at the contractor's plant, with compliance to higher-level quality standards. Delivery is FOB Origin with differentials, and contractors must follow specific instructions for Material Inspection and Receiving Reports (DD250) and Commercial Asset Visibility (CAV) reporting. The contract requires shipment by traceable means and outlines procedures for handling discrepancies and hazardous materials.