Sources Sought IDM-401

The U.S. Army CECOM, Integrated Logistics Support Center at Aberdeen Proving Ground is conducting a market survey to identify qualified suppliers capable of repairing and maintaining seven modules that comprise the MD-1386/A Improved Data Modem Model IDM-401, which performs critical communications functions for aviation systems. The modules requiring repair services include Radio Interface, Data Processor, Power holdup, Power Supply, and Ethernet Switch modules, each with specific part numbers and National Stock Numbers. Interested vendors must submit written responses by February 13, 2026, demonstrating their capability to restore these modules to serviceable condition and warrant satisfactory performance for intended Army use. The evaluation will assess vendor qualifications based on submitted documentation including company profile information, business type and NAICS code verification, manufacturing or repair history with government agencies, current production capability and lead times, monthly production rates, unit pricing, quality management system certifications, and commercial availability data. Vendors are instructed to submit responses to Commander, US Army CECOM at Aberdeen Proving Ground, with Robert Liang serving as the primary point of contact for inquiries.

This sources sought notice carries no set-aside designation and does not identify any current incumbents or specific incumbent contractors. The notice does not disclose anticipated award values or budget ranges for the repair services. No specific quantity requirements or service timelines are detailed in the market survey notice, as this is a preliminary assessment of supplier availability and capability rather than a formal solicitation with definitive contract parameters. Vendors with prior subcontracting relationships to listed sources are requested to provide documentation demonstrating their repair and maintenance qualifications. The survey emphasizes that detailed technical data for module maintenance is not available from the Army, placing responsibility on suppliers to demonstrate sufficient expertise to perform the required restoration work.