Gear Cutting And Finishing Machines

Code 3414
Child
Spend Category Level 1
Industrial Products & Services
Spend Category Level 2
Machinery & Components
Popular Federal Contract Opportunities
Not listed
Popular Federal Contract Awards
Not listed

PSC Category 3414 covers gear cutting and finishing machines, which are specialized industrial equipment used for precision machining of mechanical components. These machines are critical for manufacturing processes in various industries, including aerospace, defense, automotive, and industrial manufacturing. The equipment encompasses a range of technologies such as CNC tube benders, laser cutters, pipe bending machines, plasma cutters, and specialized tooling for metalworking applications.

The federal contract awards in this PSC category demonstrate a consistent pattern of procurement by defense-related agencies, with total contract values ranging from approximately $2,500 to over $3.7 million. Predominant purchasing agencies include the Defense Logistics Agency (DLA), Marine Corps Logistics Command, Naval Sea Systems Command, and the U.S. Special Operations Command. Most contracts are firm fixed-price purchase orders without specific set-aside designations, though some awards utilize total small business set-asides. Frequently awarded vendors include Phillips Corporation Federal Division, Tube Form Solutions LLC, Mid Atlantic Machinery Inc., and Cincinnati Incorporated, with equipment typically being delivered to military bases, shipyards, and research facilities across the United States.

While the provided data does not include specific federal contract opportunities, the contract awards suggest ongoing federal demand for advanced metalworking and manufacturing equipment. The procurements indicate a continued need for precision machinery supporting maintenance, repair, manufacturing, and operational capabilities across various military and government sectors. The equipment ranges from specialized laser cutting systems and CNC machines to pipe bending equipment and tooling, reflecting the diverse technological requirements of federal agencies.

Generated 1/19/25, 1:17 AM