L3 Harris (30086) spare parts

The Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime is conducting market research for spare parts associated with L3 Harris (part number 30086) through this pre-solicitation notice posted on November 6, 2025. The agency seeks information from potential suppliers regarding their capability to manufacture and supply over 50 NSN-coded electrical, mechanical, and hardware components, including gears, screws, nuts, washers, springs, electrical contacts, circuit breakers, and motors. This acquisition is designated as a sources sought notice under the authority of 10 U.S.C. 3204(a)(1) because the government does not possess complete unrestricted technical data for these supplies. Alternate offerors must provide complete data packages including specifications for both the approved parts and alternate parts for government evaluation. Interested vendors must submit their responses, including the completed Market Research Questionnaire, directly to Brandy.Warner@dla.mil by November 12, 2025, which represents a five-business-day response window. The government's evaluation will consider vendors' ability to maintain stable pricing, provide cost or pricing data, confirm commercial item status, and accommodate the preferred contract structure.

This pre-solicitation notice carries no set-aside designation and represents a future Indefinite Quantity Contract (IQC/LTC) opportunity with an anticipated contract duration of three to five years. L3 Harris appears to be the current approved source for these spare parts, and the DLA is actively seeking to identify additional manufacturers and alternate sources capable of supplying the listed components. The spreadsheet identifies specific NSN codes, part numbers, and CAGE codes for each component, enabling interested parties to determine their manufacturing capability and determine applicable items for quotation. No specific award value or quantity commitments are disclosed in the pre-solicitation notice; however, the consolidation of over 50 distinct NSN items into a single IQC/LTC contract suggests a potentially substantial procurement volume. The market research phase will inform the agency's acquisition strategy and contract structure to optimize value for both the warfighter and participating contractors. Interested suppliers should carefully review both the Market Research Questionnaire and the detailed spreadsheet to assess their ability to compete for this anticipated multi-year contract.