Sources Sought Notice- SPRDL1-25-R-0188.pdf

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This Sources Sought Notice is for a non-driving vehicular axle (NSN 2530-01-718-9266) required for the M1300 Heavy Equipment Transporter (HET). The solicitation seeks 24 axles in the basic quantity with a 100% option, specifically the Part Number D009U865 (75Q65) manufactured by Oshkosh Defense LLC. The axle is critical for military logistics, providing support and weight distribution for heavy equipment transport vehicles that haul tanks and other large military assets.

The document emphasizes the axle's importance in maintaining operational readiness, ensuring safe transport of vital military equipment, and preventing mission delays due to potential axle failure. The response date for this Sources Sought Notice is 28 March 2025, indicating that potential suppliers have an opportunity to express interest in providing this specialized component for the Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime.

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Sources Sought Notice

Item Name: Axle, Vehicular, Nondriving

NSN: 2530-01-718-9266

Part Number: D009U865 (75Q65) Oshkosh Defense LLC Quantity: 24 each basic/ 100% Option End Item: M1300 heavy Equipment Transporter (HET)

RESPONSE DATE:

28 Mar 2025

REQUIREMENTS DESCRIPTION:

This is a heavy-duty, non-driving axle (NSN 2530-01-718-9266) essential for the M1300 Heavy Equipment Transporter (HET), a critical military vehicle used to haul tanks and other large equipment. This axle doesn’t power the truck but provides vital support and smooth rolling for heavy loads, distributing weight to prevent damage and ensure stability. Its replacement is crucial for maintaining HET operational readiness, ensuring safe transport of vital assets, and preventing mission delays due to axle failure from wear and tear or operational damage; a functioning axle is necessary for the HET to safely and effectively perform its logistical role.

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