Alternating Current Motor; 7HH 6105 013018954

The Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime is conducting a sources sought notice for an Alternating Current Motor (NSN: 7HH 6105 013018954, P/N: 5KS326NS129H) in the Motor and Generator Manufacturing industry (NAICS 335312). This is a one-time buy opportunity for which the government is seeking qualified suppliers capable of providing the specified electrical motor. A critical requirement for any source not designated as the Original Equipment Manufacturer is the submission of complete traceability information documenting material sourcing back to the OEM at the time of proposal submission, with failure to provide such documentation potentially rendering offers non-responsive. The market survey instrument requests detailed information regarding commercial status per Federal Acquisition Regulation guidelines, pricing catalogs, quantity discounts, delivery timeframes, inventory availability, company size and structure, capacity to provide cost or pricing data, minimum order quantities, and willingness to accept option years with Economic Price Adjustment clauses. Interested suppliers must complete and return the attached market survey via email to Quinton.Crenshaw@dla.mil by 4:30 PM EDT on April 13, 2026, which represents the closing deadline for this sources sought phase.

This pre-solicitation notice carries no set-aside designation and identifies Ward Leonard Ct LLC (CAGE Code 63743) as an approved source, though the government is actively seeking additional qualified suppliers. The procurement requirement specifies a quantity of 64 units of the alternating current motor to be acquired through this one-time buy. No award value or budget range is disclosed in the pre-solicitation notice, and no specific evaluation criteria beyond the market survey responses are detailed at this stage. It is important to note that this sources sought notice is informational in nature only and does not constitute a Request for Proposal, commitment to award a contract, or obligation on the government's part to proceed with any procurement action. Responses submitted are voluntary and non-binding, and the government will provide no compensation for the preparation of market survey responses.