Miscellaneous Engines And Components

PSC Category 2895 encompasses Miscellaneous Engines and Components, covering a diverse range of mechanical and electrical systems primarily used in maritime, aviation, and land-based applications. The category includes pneumatic motors, electric motors, engine assemblies, hoists, hydraulic components, and related spare parts. These components support critical operational needs across multiple federal agencies, including military, research, and maritime security missions.

Federal Contract Awards under PSC 2895 demonstrate significant procurement activity, with contract values ranging from a few thousand to nearly $6 million. Key awards include procurement of specialized engine components for the U.S. Coast Guard, Naval Supply Systems Command, and Department of Defense agencies. Frequent awardees include General Electric, Kampi Components Co Inc., and Central Florida Yamaha Inc. Most awards are firm fixed-price purchase orders or delivery orders, with performance periods typically spanning 6-18 months. Set-aside designations vary, with some contracts designated for small businesses and others open to all qualified vendors. Common funding agencies include the Defense Logistics Agency, Navy Installations Command, and National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.

Recent federal contract opportunities in PSC 2895 focus on acquiring specific engine components and marine propulsion systems. Solicitations include requests for Mercury and Honda outboard engines for maritime research vessels, pneumatic hoists, electric motors, and specialized turbo parts. Agencies like the Department of the Navy, Army Materiel Command, and NOAA are seeking brand-specific equipment to support maritime operations, research missions, and international security initiatives. Performance locations span locations including Hawaii, Florida, and Norfolk, Virginia. Most opportunities are set aside for small businesses and require detailed technical specifications and compliance with military standards.