N0038326PR0R291_ FMS repair

The Department of the Navy Naval Supply Systems Command is soliciting proposals for the repair and supply of radio and television communication equipment designated under NSN 014726125, Technical Data Package Version 001. This procurement falls under the Radio and Television Broadcasting and Wireless Communications Equipment Manufacturing category (NAICS 334220) and specifically addresses airborne communication equipment requirements (PSC 5821). The solicitation was posted on April 14, 2026, with a proposal due date of May 14, 2026, providing potential contractors with one month to prepare and submit their responses. While the notice does not explicitly detail the specific evaluation criteria, contractors should anticipate standard federal procurement evaluation factors related to technical capability, past performance, and pricing competitiveness for defense-related communications equipment. Interested parties should ensure they meet all submission deadlines and comply with Federal Acquisition Regulation requirements applicable to Department of Defense procurements.

This solicitation carries no set-aside designation, meaning it is open to competition from all eligible contractors without restrictions based on small business status or other socioeconomic factors. The procurement specifies a quantity of five units with delivery required on a Free On Board (FOB) Origin basis, indicating that the contractor will be responsible for shipping costs from the point of origin. The notice does not provide explicit information regarding the incumbent contractor, budgeted award value, or specific performance timeline beyond the delivery method. Given the defense classification and the nature of the equipment involved, contractors should expect standard security and compliance requirements typical of Naval Supply Systems Command contracts. Additional details regarding performance location, technical specifications, and contract terms will likely be available in the full solicitation documents that should be reviewed through the Federal Procurement Data System or SAM.gov.