Turbosupercharger And Components

Code 2950
Child
Spend Category Level 1
Sustainment S&E
Spend Category Level 2
Engines, Components & Spt Eq
Popular Federal Contract Opportunities
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Popular Federal Contract Awards
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PSC Category 2950-P encompasses turbosuperchargers and related components, which are critical mechanical systems used to increase the efficiency and power output of diesel and other internal combustion engines. These components are primarily utilized in military vehicles, maritime vessels, and industrial equipment to enhance engine performance by compressing intake air and improving combustion efficiency. Turbosuperchargers play a crucial role in maintaining and upgrading power systems across various federal agencies' operational fleets.

The federal contract awards in this category are predominantly issued by the Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) Land and Maritime and the U.S. Coast Guard, with contract values ranging from approximately $1,500 to $564,000. Frequently awarded entities include Atlantic Diving Supply, Inc., Cummins Inc., Am General LLC, and RDO Agriculture Equipment Co. Most contracts are firm fixed-price delivery orders or purchase orders, with performance periods typically spanning several months to a year. The majority of these awards are not set aside for specific business categories, indicating open competition. Delivery locations are primarily within the United States, with a focus on supporting military vehicle and maritime vessel maintenance.

Recent federal contract opportunities reflect a consistent demand for turbosuperchargers across various military platforms, including Bradley vehicles, 87 Class WPB ships, and WMEC vessels. The U.S. Coast Guard and Department of the Navy are the primary agencies soliciting these components, with requirements ranging from 2 to 245 units per procurement. Most opportunities are structured as commercial item solicitations under NAICS codes 333611, 333618, and 333998, with business size standards between 500 and 750 employees. The solicitations emphasize strict technical specifications, original equipment manufacturer (OEM) requirements, and detailed packaging and marking standards, underscoring the critical nature of these specialized engine components.

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