Project CL25171001 - Various Vehicle Parts

The Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) Land and Maritime is conducting market research for a Long-Term Contract (LTC) to procure four National Stock Numbers (NSNs) of various military vehicle parts: a pressure switch, fluid filter element, cylinder assembly, and air duct hose. The agency is seeking potential sources capable of supplying these components, which are critical application items requiring specific quality assurance, source control, and first article testing protocols. Interested vendors must comply with detailed packaging and preservation requirements specified in MIL-STD-2073-1E, ASTM D3951, and MIL-STD-129, with delivery to DLA Direct CONUS locations. The procurement will prioritize vendors' manufacturing capabilities, commercial item status, pricing competitiveness, production capacity, and ability to meet minimum order quantity requirements. The response deadline for the Market Research Questionnaire and Spreadsheet is December 1, 2025, by 11:59 PM EST, with completed documents to be submitted to Camerson Siebeneck at camerson.siebeneck@dla.mil.

This pre-solicitation notice contains no set-aside designation and is open to both small and large businesses. Potential incumbents and current suppliers identified in the market research include manufacturers such as Kendrion, Oshkosh Defense, Parker-Hannifin, Advantage West Investment Enterprises, Transquip, JARP Industries, and BAE Systems. The contract structure will include a three-year base period with single option years, and vendors should anticipate that contracts exceeding $2 million may require certified cost or pricing data submissions. Three of the four NSNs are classified with Acquisition Method Code/Suffix Code (AMC/AMSC) 1/Z, while one NSN carries a 1/G classification; vendors seeking 1/G items must access technical drawings and specifications through the DLA's cFolders portal using query reference {MR014700883}. While specific award values or total quantities are not disclosed in this pre-solicitation phase, the market research process will inform the development of realistic solicitation parameters and requirements.