Nonmetallic Fabricated Materials

Code 93
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The Product Service Code (PSC) 93-P for Nonmetallic Fabricated Materials encompasses a broad range of specialized materials not classified as metals. These materials include plastics, rubber, glass, composites, and other synthetic fabrications used across various government and defense applications. The products typically serve critical functions in manufacturing, construction, maintenance, and specialized equipment production, with stringent technical specifications and quality control requirements.

Recent federal contract awards under PSC 93-P demonstrate a focus on precise, specialized material procurement for military and federal agency needs. The awards range from small quantities of 10-463 units to larger orders of 735-1,000 units, with delivery timelines typically spanning 60-300 days after order. Predominant funding agencies include the Defense Logistics Agency (DLA), Department of the Navy, and Department of Agriculture. Most awards are designated as total small business set-asides, particularly targeting small businesses in manufacturing sectors such as plastics, rubber, and glass product manufacturing. Common performance locations include naval shipyards, distribution centers in California, Pennsylvania, and Washington state, and various military logistics facilities.

Recent federal contract opportunities under PSC 93-P reveal a diverse range of nonmetallic material requests. These include specialized items like Delrin sheets, rubber strips, observation windows, release ply fabrics, and composite meshes. Federal agencies such as the Department of Defense, Navy, and NASA are seeking these materials for applications ranging from naval equipment maintenance to spacecraft component manufacturing. Typical solicitations require vendors to provide materials with precise technical specifications, including specific dimensions, material compositions, and performance characteristics. Most opportunities emphasize electronic quote submissions, small business participation, and compliance with rigorous military and technical standards.

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