58-CCA, engine control

DLA Maritime Mechanicsburg, a division of the Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime, is seeking qualified suppliers for a CCA Engine Control unit identified by NSN 7HH 5895 016055432 and part number 63E917117G1. This pre-solicitation notice is intended to gather market intelligence rather than solicit formal proposals, and interested suppliers must complete and submit a market survey by 2:00 PM EST on April 23, 2026, via email to Anthony.Melenchek@dla.mil. A critical requirement for non-OEM sources is the provision of complete traceability information documenting the supply chain back to the original equipment manufacturer; failure to provide this documentation may render offers non-responsive. The market survey will gather information on item availability, COTS status, pricing and delivery terms, manufacturer relationships, company capabilities, material composition, and willingness to accept option years with Economic Price Adjustment clauses. While this notice serves an informational purpose and does not constitute a formal solicitation or commitment to award, the government is using this mechanism to assess supplier capability and market conditions prior to potential future contract action.

This notice contains no set-aside designations, and the approved design is associated with Lockheed Martin Corporation (CAGE 16331) as the original equipment manufacturer. No specific award value or budget range has been disclosed in this pre-solicitation announcement, nor has a quantity of units been specified. The notice indicates that no funds are currently available for survey preparation, and all responses submitted are entirely voluntary with no obligation on the government to pursue contract awards based on the information gathered. The commodity falls under NAICS Category 334290 (Other Communications Equipment Manufacturing) and PSC 5895 (Miscellaneous Communication Equipment), indicating this is a specialized defense electronics component. Interested suppliers should note that this remains a sources-sought activity rather than a definitive procurement action, and responses do not constitute binding offers.