Torpedos And Components, Inert

Code 1355
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Spend Category Level 1
Weapons & Ammunition
Spend Category Level 2
Ammunition & Explosives
Popular Federal Contract Opportunities
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Product Service Code (PSC) 1355-P encompasses Torpedos and Components, Inert, focusing on specialized naval equipment and components. This category covers a wide range of critical marine and underwater warfare technologies, including torpedo assemblies, guidance systems, cable assemblies, and various mechanical and electronic components. The items are primarily designed for submarine and surface naval vessels, representing highly technical and precision-engineered defense manufacturing solutions.

The Federal Contract Awards demonstrate a robust procurement landscape for torpedo-related components, with contracts ranging from $12,000 to over $34 million. Frequently awarded contractors include Ordnance Technology Service, Inc., Bright Lights USA, Inc., Applied Pressure Vessels, Inc., and United Terex, Inc. Most awards are firm fixed-price purchase orders or definitive contracts issued by the Naval Supply Systems Command (NAVSUP). Small business set-asides are common, with many contracts designated for total small business participation. Performance locations are typically distributed across states like Ohio, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and California, reflecting a diverse manufacturing base for these specialized defense components.

Recent Federal Contract Opportunities continue to seek sophisticated torpedo and naval system components, including guidance cable assemblies, nose caps, wire coil dispensers, and various specialized mechanical parts. Most solicitations are posted by NAVSUP and target small businesses, with quantities ranging from 217 to 750 units. The opportunities emphasize strict technical specifications, requiring first article testing, production lot testing, and compliance with complex military standards. Delivery locations predominantly include naval distribution centers in New Cumberland, Pennsylvania, and Tracy, California. The opportunities consistently highlight the government's need for precise, high-quality components supporting naval weapon systems and maritime defense capabilities.

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