Metal Treatment Requirements 2014-2019

The Metal Treatment Requirements 2014-2019 Master Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract is a specialized procurement vehicle established by the Naval Surface Warfare Center Crane Division for metal treatment services. The contract primarily focuses on surface treatments for machined items, including plating, thermal heat treating, and corrosion preventative treatments. Task orders under this vehicle involve processing various metal components requiring specialized surface modifications, ranging from small mechanical parts to larger structural elements for naval and military applications.

Task orders under this IDIQ consistently demonstrate small business set-aside designations, with values typically ranging from a few hundred to approximately $126,000. The most substantial task order was a $126,240 metal treatment services contract awarded to Ranger Aerofab, LLC for work to be performed in Springville, Indiana. Most task orders are firm fixed-price contracts with completion dates between several weeks to over a year, indicating flexible, project-specific engagements. The majority of task orders are for the Department of the Navy, specifically involving the United States Pacific Fleet Forces, and focus on metal treatment requirements for components like mounting plates, air channels, transmission lugs, and various machined parts. The contract's shared ceiling value of $750,000 suggests a structured but adaptable approach to procuring specialized metal treatment services.