Test Program and Interface for PinPoint IIR unit

The Department of the Navy Naval Sea Systems Command is seeking contractor services to develop a test program and interface adapter (plug-in) for the SA-2112 CCA PN 1149530 circuit card compatible with the PINPOINT IIR diagnostic unit used by Norfolk Naval Shipyard. The contractor must develop software capable of testing for opens and shorts across multiple voltage levels during Safe To Turn On (STTO) testing, testing entire boards including all hybrids and components during TPD operation, and testing individual hybrids separately using menu-driven Testflow with fault identification capabilities. Key requirements include creating a modern interface adapter enabling the line input module to interface with PINPOINT IIR input connectors such as DB25 or IDC connectors, providing full documentation for the interface adapter and test routine software, supplying spare PCB sets with schematics and assembly drawings, including power-on indicator lights and LEDs for each voltage level, and conducting on-site test program validation and demonstration at NNSY. The contractor must also ensure all personnel obtain DBIDS cards and comply with extensive security requirements including minimum confidential clearance and Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI) handling protocols. Work is to be performed at the contractor's facility with final testing at NNSY under FOB Destination terms, and the interface adapter will become NNSY property upon contract completion with a 5-year warranty covering 12 months of manufacturing defects. The Pre-solicitation Notice was posted on January 27, 2026, with a due date of January 28, 2026.

This procurement carries no set-aside designation and no specific incumbent contractor or award value is identified in the pre-solicitation notice. The Statement of Work does not specify a contract value or budget range for this effort. NNSY will provide base equipment including the PINPOINT IIR unit, three functional 1149530 LIM cards, test equipment such as a power supply, multimeter, and signal generator, as well as schematics and technical documentation to support the contractor's development work. The extremely tight timeline, with only one day between posting and the due date, suggests this may be an informal inquiry or market research phase rather than a formal solicitation. The contract classification falls under NAICS 54138 (Testing Laboratories and Services) and PSC J059 (Maintenance, Repair, and Rebuild of Equipment—Electrical and Electronic Equipment Components), indicating the work involves specialized diagnostic and testing services for naval communications equipment.