Lugs, Terminals, And Terminal Strips

Code 5940
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Spend Category Level 1
Electronic & Communication Equipment
Spend Category Level 2
Electrical & Electronics Equipment
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Product Service Code (PSC) 5940 encompasses lugs, terminals, and terminal strips, which are critical electrical connection components used in various military and aerospace applications. These products serve as essential interconnects in electrical systems, facilitating power transmission and signal routing across different military platforms including aircraft, naval vessels, and ground vehicles. The components are typically manufactured to precise specifications, ensuring reliability and performance in demanding operational environments.

Federal Contract Awards under PSC 5940 demonstrate a consistent pattern of procurement by defense agencies, particularly the Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) Aviation and Naval Supply Systems Command. Award values range from less than $100 to over $20,000, with contract durations typically spanning 6-18 months. Frequently awarded entities include specialized electrical component manufacturers such as Electrical Products Sales Corp., March Electronics, Collins Aerospace, and various small businesses with certifications like woman-owned, veteran-owned, and HUBZone designations. Most awards are firm-fixed-price purchase orders or delivery orders, with no specific set-aside being predominantly used. The primary places of performance are located across the United States, with manufacturing and distribution concentrated in states like Florida, Kansas, and California.

Recent Federal Contract Opportunities for PSC 5940 primarily involve procurements by defense agencies seeking terminal boards, terminal boxes, and related electrical components. The opportunities span various solicitation types, including pre-solicitation market research and direct procurement requests. Key agencies include the Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) Aviation, Naval Supply Systems Command, and U.S. Army Contracting Command. Opportunities typically request newly manufactured commercial items with specific technical requirements, often with detailed traceability and certification standards. Most opportunities are not set aside for specific business categories, allowing broad competition, and involve quantities ranging from 3 to 157 units, with performance locations predominantly within the United States.

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