CLA VAL 90-01BCSYVPKCX; Pressure Valves

The General Services Administration Federal Acquisition Service is procuring two CLA-VAL 90-01BCSYVPKCX pressure valves, specifically 10-inch ductile iron globe pattern style valves with ANSI 150 flanged ends, NSF61 fusion bonded epoxy lining and coating, and comprehensive stainless steel components including trim, fasteners, pilot systems, ball valves, speed controls, strainers, position indicators, and pressure gauges. This procurement supports Naval Base San Diego's water quality operations through the Naval Facilities Engineering Command Southwest, which requires standardized Cla-Val brand equipment to maintain consistency across Metro San Diego's water systems. To submit a valid quote, contractors must complete and return both the Request for Quote Document and MIL STD 129R documentation via email to desmond.sysengchanh@gsa.gov. The evaluation will be based on low price criteria, and the solicitation deadline has been amended to September 3, 2025. All vendors must be registered in the System for Award Management (SAM) and maintain compliance with various federal contracting provisions including Buy American regulations and telecommunications equipment restrictions.

This procurement is set aside exclusively for Small Businesses in the Industrial Valve Manufacturing sector (NAICS 332911) with a size standard of 750 employees or less, ensuring opportunities are targeted toward eligible small business contractors. While no current contractors are specifically mentioned as incumbents, the justification document emphasizes the critical need for Cla-Val brand standardization to avoid additional training, maintenance, and inventory costs that would result from introducing alternative manufacturers. The estimated total annual value is approximately $32,800 for the two-valve requirement, with delivery required to National City, California. The procurement represents an all-or-none award structure, meaning the successful contractor must provide both valves as specified. Performance will occur at Naval Base San Diego, where these valves will replace existing below-ground units at a regulating station supporting potable water delivery to Navy and Marine Corps installations throughout the Metro San Diego area.