Propulsor Demonstration Hardware (PDH) Follow-On

PROPELLER,MARINE

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The Department of Defense, specifically the Department of the Navy, is soliciting proposals for the repair of marine propellers under the NAVSUP Weapon Systems Support Mechanic program. The procurement focuses on the repair of a Left Hand (LH) LCU 1600 Class Propeller, which is critical for naval operations and requires adherence to strict military standards for manufacturing, inspection, and testing. Interested contractors must submit their quotes electronically by April 7, 2025, and ensure compliance with various requirements, including a specified Repair Turnaround Time (RTAT) and the provision of detailed pricing and capacity constraints. For further inquiries, potential bidders can contact Taylor Arroyo at 717-605-2383 or via email at taylor.r.arroyo2.civ@us.navy.mil.

Repair of Virginia Class Propulsor Rotor Assembly

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The Department of Defense, through the NAVSUP Weapon Systems Support, is soliciting qualified contractors for the evaluation, repair, and modification of a VA Class Propulsor Rotor Assembly, specifically NSN 2S 2010-01-534-8269 P2, with a quantity of one unit. The procurement requires adherence to detailed technical specifications and compliance with Navy regulations, including inspections, repairs, and post-repair processes such as painting and balancing, all while ensuring confidentiality and quality control. This opportunity is critical for maintaining the operational readiness of naval vessels, with a delivery deadline set for July 24, 2026. Interested vendors must submit firm fixed-price quotations by April 21, 2025, and can contact Jeffrey Dietrich at 717-605-4078 or via email at jeffrey.dietrich@navy.mil for further information.

20--HUB AND CYLINDER AS

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The Department of Defense, specifically the Department of the Navy, is soliciting proposals for the manufacture of HUB AND CYLINDER AS components through a firm-fixed-price contract. This procurement aims to fulfill specific quality and design requirements, ensuring that the items meet the standards set forth by the Navy, including compliance with applicable military specifications and standards. The HUB AND CYLINDER AS components are critical for ship and boat propulsion systems, underscoring their importance in maintaining naval operational capabilities. Interested vendors must submit their proposals via NECO or email to the primary contact, Alexander Craft, at alexander.craft@navy.mil, with a focus on demonstrating their status as authorized distributors of the original manufacturer's items. The contract details and requirements are outlined in the solicitation, which emphasizes the need for adherence to quality assurance and inspection protocols.

Repair of Shaft, Submarine - Qty: 1 with option for 1

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The Department of Defense, specifically the Department of the Navy, is soliciting proposals for the repair of a Virginia Class submarine shaft, with an option for an additional unit. This procurement is set aside for small businesses and involves a two-part process that includes detailed contract specifications, pricing, and delivery requirements, all governed by federal regulations and military standards. The contract is critical for maintaining national defense capabilities, emphasizing compliance with the Defense Priorities and Allocations System. Interested parties should direct inquiries to Kathryn Shutt at kathryn.e.shutt.civ@us.navy.mil or Hannah Forsyth at hannah.forsyth@navy.mil, and must adhere to the submission guidelines outlined in the solicitation documents.

Announcement for Upcoming 2026 NSRP R&D Project Solicitations

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The Department of Defense, through the Department of the Navy's NAVSEA HQ, is preparing to issue Research Announcements (RA) for the upcoming 2026 National Shipbuilding Research Program (NSRP) aimed at advancing U.S. shipbuilding and sustainment technologies. The NSRP requires participation from at least one U.S. shipyard for all projects, and an Idea Submission Form will be available year-round to facilitate early communication between potential Offerors and shipyards. This initiative is crucial for enhancing shipyard efficiency and meeting future demands through innovative research and development efforts, with a funding limit of $200,000 for Panel Projects and relaxed cost-sharing requirements for small businesses, non-profits, and academia. Interested parties can reach out to Elizabeth Frankart at NSRP-contracts@ati.org for further information, with key proposal submission dates and panel meetings scheduled throughout 2025.

PDRM MOD 1 Nozzle Sub Assembly

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The Department of Defense, through the Naval Surface Warfare Center Indian Head Division (NSWC IHD), is soliciting proposals for the manufacturing of PDRM MOD 1 Nozzle Sub Assemblies. This procurement requires contractors to fabricate, inspect, and test components that are critical for fleet-deliverable Aviation Critical Safety Items (ACSIs), adhering to stringent quality assurance standards and engineering specifications. The contract emphasizes the importance of First Article Testing (FAT) and compliance with ISO 9001 standards, ensuring that all deliverables meet government requirements before acceptance. Interested small businesses must submit their proposals in response to RFP N0017425R0019, and can direct inquiries to Lisa Curtis at lisa.m.curtis29.civ@us.navy.mil.

Next Generation Fathometer

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The Department of Defense, through the Naval Undersea Warfare Center (NUWC) Keyport, is seeking proposals for the procurement of a Next Generation Fathometer, specifically a SONAR Sounding Set. This procurement includes essential components such as a SONAR receiver-transmitter, mounting brackets, remote depth indicators, a SONAR simulator, Navy Tactical Data System A (NTDS-A) converter boxes, and the necessary technical documentation, all to be manufactured in accordance with specified NAVSEA drawings. The SONAR Sounding Set is critical for enhancing underwater detection and navigation capabilities, supporting various naval operations. Interested vendors can find the Request for Proposal (RFP) at https://piee.eb.mil/ by searching for N0025325R7005, and should direct inquiries to Michael Beadle at michael.f.beadle.civ@us.navy.mil or Terrell Burt at terrell.l.burt2.civ@us.navy.mil, with the latter also reachable by phone at (360) 315-0941.

SHAFT,INTERMEDIATE

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The Department of Defense, specifically the Department of the Navy through NAVSUP Weapon Systems Support Mechanicsburg, is soliciting quotes for the repair of the SHAFT, INTERMEDIATE, a component critical to ship and boat propulsion systems. The procurement requires contractors to provide a firm-fixed price for the repair, adhering to specific turnaround times and quality standards, including MIL-STD packaging and government source inspection. This opportunity is vital for maintaining operational readiness within the Navy's fleet, and interested contractors must submit their quotes by April 11, 2025, to the primary contact, Darian Holley, at darian.m.holley.civ@us.navy.mil, or by phone at 717-605-1339.

RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT OF NAVAL POWER AND ENERGY SYSTEMS (N00024-19-R-4145 Broad Agency Announcement (BAA))

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RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT OF NAVAL POWER AND ENERGY SYSTEMS (Combined Synopsis/Solicitation DEPT OF DEFENSE DEPT OF THE NAVY) The Department of Defense, specifically the Department of the Navy, is seeking research and development proposals for naval power and energy systems. These systems are crucial for providing power and energy to Navy ships, both current and future, at various levels including major components, subsystems, and the overall system. The goal is to advance and improve shipboard electric power and energy systems. The Electric Ships Office, part of the Program Executive Office Ships, is leading this effort on behalf of the Navy. They are interested in long and short term research and development projects that have the potential to enhance ship power systems. The focus areas include shipboard power generation, electric propulsion, power conversion, energy storage, distribution and control, power quality, continuity, and system stability. The Navy is particularly interested in technologies that can improve energy efficiency, power density, and carbon footprint compared to existing propulsion and power system technologies. They are also looking for advancements in energy storage, power conversion, power distribution, prime movers (including power generation), rotating machines (including generators and propulsion motors), cooling and thermal management, power controls, and system interplay, interfacing, and integration. Proposals must be submitted in the form of White Papers, and awards may take the form of contracts, cooperative agreements, or other transaction agreements. The Navy reserves the right to select proposals and award contracts based on the evaluation criteria specified in the announcement. For more information and to submit White Papers, interested parties can contact Joseph Tannenbaum at joseph.tannenbaum@navy.mil or John Anderson at john.anderson6@navy.mil. This is a great opportunity for researchers and developers to contribute to the advancement of naval power and energy systems, ultimately enhancing the capabilities of Navy ships.

16--SHAFT DRIVEN PUMP

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The Department of Defense, specifically the Department of the Navy through NAVSUP Weapon Systems Support, is soliciting proposals for the manufacture of shaft-driven pumps, categorized under NAICS code 336413. This procurement aims to secure new manufacture spare parts, with the evaluation criteria focusing on lead time, price, past performance, and capacity. The solicitation is critical for maintaining operational readiness and support for naval aircraft systems. Interested vendors must submit their proposals via email by 2:00 PM EST on the closing date of April 9, 2025, and can direct inquiries to Helen Carmelo at Helen.i.carmelo.civ@us.navy.mil.

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