SS67, MK 109 Mod 1 Canopy Jettison Rocket Motor (CJRM)

The Department of the Navy Naval Supply Systems Command is procuring 198 units of SS67 MK 109 Mod 1 Canopy Jettison Rocket Motor (CJRM) components, which fall under the Explosives Manufacturing and Cartridge and Propellant Actuated Devices categories. This procurement is unrestricted, allowing all responsible sources to submit offers if received timely, though the government will not utilize commercial item acquisition policies under Part 12 unless interested parties demonstrate commercial capability within 15 days of the notice. Key contract requirements include first article testing, production lot testing, compliance with DFARS 252.223-7002 safety precautions for ammunition and explosives, pre-award safety survey completion, and adherence to special security, safety, and transportation clauses for explosive ordnance items. The solicitation will become available no earlier than March 30, 2026, with technical data available for viewing on SAM.gov, and contractors must understand that deliverable items will be FOB Origin while FAT, LAT, and CDRLS will be FOB Destination. The final delivery schedule will be determined in the full solicitation document, and paper copies will not be provided by the Navy.

This opportunity carries no set-aside designation and may be pursued by any capable contractor in the defense industrial base. No specific incumbent contractor or award value has been disclosed in this pre-solicitation notice. The procurement quantity is established at 198 units with NSN 1377-01-454-9321, and contractors should anticipate that the complete solicitation details, including delivery timelines and specific technical data requirements, will be provided when the RFP is released. Interested contractors are advised to monitor SAM.gov for the official solicitation release and should prepare for the rigorous compliance and testing requirements inherent to explosive ordnance component manufacturing. Organizations currently capable of producing similar cartridge and propellant actuated devices and meeting all safety and security requirements should position themselves to respond competitively to this opportunity.