The Department of the Navy Naval Supply Systems Command awarded Integrated Procurement Technologies a single award indefinite delivery contract with a potential value of $978,948.93 to procure multiple commercial non-stock items. The contract has a three year base period and two one year option periods for delivery of products to support Naval operations.
Task orders issued against the contract by the Naval Supply Systems Command to Integrated Procurement Technologies' Dayton Division total over $3.5M and include various industrial parts such as valves, filters, seals, springs, and rings. Places of performance are in Vandalia, Ohio. The original solicitation sought quotes for a requirements contract to supply 35 national stock numbers to the Nuclear Directorate, indicating specialized nuclear components may be within scope. No set asides were applied.
The contract and task orders aim to provision spare and repair parts for ships and facilities globally in support of the Naval Supply Systems Command's logistics responsibilities. Details in the task orders, such as delivery of reverse osmosis filters and sensor assemblies, suggest mission-critical maritime systems are included.