Equipment And Materials Testing- Nonmetallic Fabricated Materials

Code H293
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Spend Category Level 1
Equipment Related Services
Spend Category Level 2
Quality Control
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PSC Category H293 encompasses equipment and materials testing for nonmetallic fabricated materials. This category covers specialized technical services involving material property analysis, testing, and evaluation across various sectors including scientific research, infrastructure maintenance, and engineering. The services typically involve precise laboratory testing, material property assessments, and detailed technical reporting for complex projects requiring advanced scientific and engineering expertise.

Federal Contract Awards under this PSC category demonstrate a range of testing services valued between $10,906 and $2,597,140, with durations generally spanning 6-24 months. Key contractors include Kratos Sre, Inc. (receiving multiple NASA awards for thermal protection system testing), Braun Intertec Corp (performing concrete core sampling), and Collaborative Testing Services, Inc. (providing laboratory testing services). The awards predominantly come from federal agencies like NASA, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, and the Department of the Navy, with no set-aside designations frequently used. Performance locations include research centers, shipyards, and specialized testing facilities across states like Minnesota, Virginia, and Maine.

Recent Federal Contract Opportunities in this PSC category include solicitations for specialized technical projects such as designing a 2K cold compressor system for Oak Ridge National Laboratory, conducting concrete condition testing for Lock and Dam sites, and performing off-gas material testing for the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard. These opportunities range from small business set-aside contracts to open competition solicitations, with technical evaluation criteria focusing on precise engineering capabilities, laboratory expertise, and ability to meet specific testing and reporting requirements. The opportunities consistently require advanced technical documentation, detailed testing protocols, and comprehensive reporting within compressed timelines.

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