Niin: 011644297/nomen: amplifier, electroni

The Department of the Navy Naval Supply Systems Command (NAVSUP) is soliciting repair services for one unit of an Amplifier, Electronic (NSN 7R 6615 011644297) through solicitation number N0038326QF121. The requirement is designated as a Women-Owned Small Business (WOSB) opportunity and calls for repair and restoration of the electronic amplifier to full operating condition in accordance with contractor repair standards, manufacturer manuals, and approved repair directives. Contractors must maintain ISO 9001 Quality Management Systems certification and comply with ISO 10012 measurement and calibration standards to ensure quality assurance on this critical safety item. The pricing arrangement is firm fixed price, and contractors should submit quotes that include either firm-fixed pricing or time and travel expenses along with estimated repair costs. The offer due date is May 8, 2026 at 2:00 PM, with the solicitation having been posted on April 8, 2026.

This solicitation does not utilize a small business set-aside designation, as the SBA representative at NAVSUP WSS determined that a set-aside recommendation was not applicable for this repair requirement. The contract establishes an initial induction period of 365 calendar days from the award date, with government option to extend for an additional period for a total contract duration of up to two years, with any unused induction slots from year one carrying over to year two. Delivery is specified as FOB Origin to Round the World Logistics (USA) in Linden, New Jersey within 365 calendar days of induction, and the contractor must comply with extensive FAR and DFARS clauses including Buy American requirements, trade agreement compliance, hazardous material identification, and Commercial Asset Visibility reporting. The specific award value and maximum option quantities have not been disclosed in the solicitation materials, though the government reserves the right to place the initial order for any number of units up to the specified maximum and will calculate total contract value by multiplying the highest proposed unit price by the maximum number of units.