Engine Air And Oil Filters, Strainers, And Cleaners, Nonaircraft

Product Service Code (PSC) 2940 encompasses engine air and oil filters, strainers, and non-aircraft cleaners. These critical components are essential for maintaining the operational efficiency and longevity of various mechanical systems across military and civilian vehicles, vessels, and equipment. The filters serve to remove contaminants, protect mechanical components from debris, and ensure optimal performance of engines, hydraulic systems, and other critical machinery.

The federal contract awards under PSC 2940 demonstrate a diverse range of filter procurement activities, predominantly by the Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) Land and Maritime and the U.S. Coast Guard. Awards typically range from a few hundred to around $186,000, with contract durations spanning several months to a year. Frequently awarded entities include Cummins Inc., Maradyne Corporation, Seal Dynamics LLC, and various small businesses. Most awards are not set aside for specific business categories, though some utilize total small business set-asides. The primary places of performance include military logistics centers, distribution depots, and naval facilities, with delivery locations spanning bases in Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, Maryland, and other strategic locations.

Recent federal contract opportunities under PSC 2940 focus on procuring specialized filters for military and maritime applications. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers seeks cooling water strainers for dam facilities, the U.S. Air Force requires servo valve module kits for F100 engines, and the Coast Guard is soliciting various air, particulate, and intake filters. These opportunities span different agencies including the Department of Defense, Department of Homeland Security, and the U.S. Army, with places of performance including military bases in Washington, Oklahoma, Hawaii, and Maryland. The solicitations often emphasize specific technical requirements, mandatory brand names, and precise packaging and marking standards, reflecting the critical nature of these filtration components.