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BINDERY EQUIPMENT SERVICES TECH LLC MD 21037-4913 USA

UEI: SLED_23B95450ADBA4D54

BINDERY EQUIPMENT SERVICES TECH LLC MD 21037-4913 USA is a federal contractor, registered under UEI SLED_23B95450ADBA4D54. It has been awarded $292,621 across 1 federal contract. Primary work spans Unknown NAICS. Top awarding agencies include Federal Energy Regulatory Commission.

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Federal Energy Regulatory Commission$292.6K100%

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81121 - Unknown NAICS$292.6K100%

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Document and Data Management for Proprietary InformationThe contract seeks a subcontractor to manage access to confidential and proprietary data received from third parties under FERC-approved agreements, emphasizing strict adherence to secure handling protocols designed to protect sensitive information. The work involves implementing and maintaining systems and procedures that ensure data integrity, controlled access, and compliance with all regulatory requirements established by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission. All activities must align with the standards governing the handling of proprietary energy-related data, with particular attention to unauthorized access prevention and audit readiness. Performance will be centered in Washington, D.C., with the contract falling under NAICS code 541611 for management consulting services. The solicitation was posted on July 22, 2026, and responses are due by July 31, 2026. The contracting entity operates under the Department of Energy and is directly associated with FERC, underscoring the critical nature of regulatory compliance and data security. Subcontractors must demonstrate proven experience in managing sensitive proprietary information within the energy sector and maintaining documented protocols that satisfy federal compliance frameworks.

Federal Energy Regulatory Commission

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Technical Meeting and Emergency Response SupportThe contract requires participation in technical and emergency response meetings to provide real-time engineering expertise during critical incidents, ensuring rapid and informed decision-making. It includes ongoing support for post-authorization oversight, meaning the contractor must assist in evaluating compliance, performance, and safety protocols after authorizations have been granted. The work is performance-based and demands immediate technical responsiveness, with a focus on operational integrity and regulatory alignment. This is a subcontract under the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission within the Department of Energy, classified under NAICS code 541620 for engineering services. The place of performance is in Washington, D.C., with a zip code of 20426, indicating that work will center around federal energy regulatory operations. The solicitation was posted on July 22, 2026, with a response deadline of July 31, 2026, and no set-aside type is specified, opening the opportunity to all eligible subcontractors. Participation requires availability during off-hours and the ability to deliver high-stakes technical input under pressure.

Federal Energy Regulatory Commission

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Regulatory and Code Compliance ConsultingThe contract is for Regulatory and Code Compliance Consulting focused on ensuring that LNG facility designs adhere to all applicable federal, state, and industry standards, including 49 CFR 193, 18 CFR 380, API, NFPA, and ASCE codes. The work requires expert review and validation of engineering designs to confirm compliance with safety, operational, and environmental regulations governing liquefied natural gas infrastructure, with an emphasis on technical accuracy and regulatory alignment. The contractor must demonstrate proficiency in interpreting and applying these complex codes across all phases of facility design and development. This is a subcontract opportunity posted by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission under the Department of Energy, with a NAICS code of 541690 for other scientific and technical consulting services. The response deadline is July 31, 2026, and the work will be performed in Washington, D.C., with a performance location zip code of 20426. There is no set-aside designation specified, and no point of contact information is provided in the solicitation data. Interested parties must submit proposals prior to the deadline to be considered for award.

Federal Energy Regulatory Commission

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Civil Engineering Compliance AssessmentThe contract titled Civil Engineering Compliance Assessment requires evaluation of civil design elements such as drainage systems, access roads, containment structures, and grading plans to ensure alignment with the International Building Code, AASHTO standards, and applicable environmental regulations. The work is scoped to assess whether designs meet technical and regulatory requirements for safety, functionality, and environmental protection, with a focus on federal infrastructure projects under the purview of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission. This subcontract is linked to the Department of Energy and performance is expected to occur in Washington, DC, with a ZIP code of 20426. The solicitation was posted on July 22, 2026, with a response deadline set for July 31, 2026, at 4:00 PM Eastern Time. The NAICS code 541310 identifies the work as architectural, engineering, and related services, indicating the need for qualified civil engineering professionals with expertise in regulatory compliance and infrastructure design. As a subcontract, this opportunity does not include a set-aside classification and no specific point of contact is listed, requiring potential offerors to review the provided UI link for further detail. All proposals must demonstrate experience in reviewing civil plans against federal and industry standards to successfully meet the contract’s objectives.

Federal Energy Regulatory Commission

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Structural Engineering Review for LNG InfrastructureThe contract titled Structural Engineering Review for LNG Infrastructure requires a detailed evaluation of the structural design adequacy for liquefied natural gas storage tanks, piping systems, and support structures, with specific attention to seismic resilience and emergency response readiness. The work involves analyzing load conditions, material integrity, dynamic response under seismic events, and the ability of systems to withstand and recover from accidental or extreme scenarios. Engineers must ensure compliance with industry standards and federal safety regulations to guarantee operational reliability under high-risk conditions. The solicitation is issued as a subcontract under NAICS code 541330, managed by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission under the Department of Energy, with performance required in Washington, D.C. at zip code 20426. Proposals must be submitted by July 31, 2026, at 4:00 PM Eastern Time, following a posting date of July 22, 2026. The effort is focused on enhancing the safety and resilience of critical energy infrastructure, and responders are expected to demonstrate technical expertise in structural analysis, seismic engineering, and emergency systems integration for LNG facilities.

Federal Energy Regulatory Commission

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Geotechnical Engineering Review for LNG FacilitiesThe contract requires expert-level review of geotechnical designs, site investigations, and foundation analyses specifically for liquefied natural gas facilities to ensure strict adherence to federal regulations and established engineering standards. The scope focuses on evaluating technical documentation and field data to verify structural integrity, soil behavior, and foundation suitability under extreme operational conditions, with an emphasis on safety, regulatory compliance, and risk mitigation for critical energy infrastructure. This subcontract is issued under the NAICS code 541411 for engineering services and is associated with the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission under the Department of Energy. The performance location is designated as Washington, DC with a zip code of 20426. The opportunity was posted on July 22, 2026, and submissions are due by July 31, 2026, at 4:00 PM Eastern Time. All proposed solutions must demonstrate technical proficiency in geotechnical engineering applied to LNG projects and align with federal oversight requirements for energy facility development.

Federal Energy Regulatory Commission

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Geotechnical and Structural Document Review for LNG FacilitiesThe Federal Energy Regulatory Commission’s Office of Energy Projects is soliciting qualified firms to provide expert geotechnical and structural document reviews for liquefied natural gas (LNG) facilities under a Blanket Purchase Agreement aimed at expanding its pool of authorized technical reviewers. The solicitation, issued as a Request for Information with number 0000052931, requires responding companies to demonstrate substantial experience in evaluating LNG facility designs against federal and state regulations, including 49 CFR 193, 18 CFR 380, NFPA 59A, API 620/625/653, ASCE/SEI standards, ACI, AISC, AASHTO, ASTM, AWS, IBC, and ICC codes, as well as generally accepted engineering practices. Proposals must be submitted by July 31, 2026, via email to Hye Park at FERC, limited to ten pages in Word or PDF format, and must include detailed documentation of technical capability, key personnel qualifications, and compliance with submission requirements. Each proposed project manager must have a minimum of fifteen years of experience in civil geotechnical and structural engineering focused on LNG projects, hold a licensed Professional Engineer credential—preferably as a Structural Engineer—and have a Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering or equivalent. The contractor must assign a primary project manager and an alternate who can respond to the Contracting Officer’s Representative within twenty-four hours, and must also provide evidence of organizational conflict of interest mitigation plans and execute non-disclosure agreements and FERC background investigations. All deliverables must be reviewed for technical accuracy and grammatical correctness prior to submission and may include monthly progress reports, evaluations of Resource Reports 1, 6, 11, and 13, Post-Authorization tracking tables, and expert testimony in regulatory proceedings. Contracts are structured with a one-year base period and four one-year option periods, with a ceiling value of $1.2 million over the entire term and anticipated annual spending of $200,000. Contractors are responsible for travel to LNG project sites across the United States, including offshore locations, and must obtain prior approval from the COR for special transportation modes such as helicopter or boat. All proprietary data received must be protected under FERC confidentiality protocols, and contractors must report the source and use of such information upon request. Invoicing will be based on labor hours and reimbursable expenses submitted monthly, aligned with FERC

Federal Energy Regulatory Commission

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Invoicing and Contract Administration Support

Federal Energy Regulatory Commission

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IT Systems Compliance and Prohibited Software Monitoring

Federal Energy Regulatory Commission

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Software Licensing Compliance and Reporting

Federal Energy Regulatory Commission

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FLACS Software Maintenance and Technical Support

Federal Energy Regulatory Commission

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FLACS Support and Maintenance

Federal Energy Regulatory Commission

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Comprehensive Support Services for the Electro/Optical/Infra-Red (EO/IR) sensor systems (ESS) for the USCGThe United States Coast Guard Aviation Logistics Center is conducting market research to identify commercial vendors capable of supplying and repairing Electro-Optical Infrared Sensor System Display units, using specific OEM part numbers with no substitutions permitted. The government does not own or provide technical data, drawings, or specifications, and only new, OEM-verified parts with full traceability from the original manufacturer are acceptable; reconditioned or used materials are excluded. Vendors must demonstrate OEM certification or approval to perform repairs and provide documented, auditable traceability for each component. Responses must include a full capabilities statement, details on product configurations, warranty terms, lead times, and certification documentation confirming compliance with Attachment 1 requirements. Companies are also requested to indicate whether their product meets, exceeds, or does not meet the specified criteria, and to provide evidence of OEM authorization to repair. Respondents must submit company information including point of contact details, quality system certifications, business size classification, and certifications such as Small Business, 8(a), HubZone, Woman-Owned, or Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned status. Additional questions ask whether the product is commercially available, if the vendor is willing to loan a unit for testing under a Bailment Agreement, if it is listed on a GSA schedule, and whether other government agencies use the product. Subcontracting opportunities must be disclosed, and all responses must be emailed with the exact subject line “70Z03826IL0000018 Response” by July 31, 2026, at 12:00 PM EST. This notice is purely for informational and planning purposes; no contract will be awarded based on these responses, and the government has no obligation to pay for the information provided. A formal solicitation, if issued, will be posted separately on SAM.gov, and interested parties must respond to that next step independently.

Aviation Logistics Center (ALC)(00038)

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F16CD_AN_APG_Radar_NSN1270012383662_PN_758R990G01The Dual Mode Transmitter with NSN 1270-01-238-3662 and part number 758R990G01, used in the F-16 C/D Model AN/APG-68 Radar, requires potential repair sources to undergo a rigorous qualification process before being eligible for contract award. Offerors must notify the appropriate government office of their intent to qualify and demonstrate possession of or access to facilities, equipment, and personnel capable of repairing, inspecting, testing, packaging, and storing the item. A complete data package must be verified, including all procedures, drawings, and specifications—especially Manufacturer 97942 Drawing 758R990G01—and may be subject to government request for copies. Repair must conform precisely to the ESA-approved engineering and technical data package and satisfy Unique Identification (UID) requirements under DFARS 211.274. Offerors are required to submit a qualification test plan for approval by 416 SCMS/GUEAA detailing how they will verify compliance with performance, environmental, mechanical, and quality assurance standards defined by Drawing 758R990G01 and Specification T360A41. At their own expense, they must conduct testing, provide a complete test report for review and approval prior to contract award, and notify the government at least thirty days in advance to allow for on-site observation. Additionally, a pre-contract award qualification article compliant with all requirements of Drawing 758R990G01 must be submitted for evaluation, and sources must disclose their material suppliers and internal process standards. Estimated costs for qualification are $10,000, with an estimated completion timeline of 1,465 days due to the complexity of the assembly. Full qualification must be achieved and documented before the contract award date; the government will not delay award to allow vendors additional time. Successful qualification results in listing as an approved repair source but does not guarantee contract award, and post-award first article verification may still be required. Sources with prior supply history to the government or OEM, those qualified for similar or earlier dash-numbered items, or those affected by corporate restructuring may apply for waiver of certain requirements, subject to engineering authority verification. Technical data associated with the repair includes detailed drawings, test specifications, and schematics for subassemblies such as the RF monitor, pressure container, regulator, high voltage power supply, and

FA8122 Afsc Pzaab

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about 2 months ago

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F-16_AN_APG68_PN762R128G01_NSN5998012428034The Protection and Control Assembly, identified by NSN 5998-01-242-8034 and part number 762R128G01, is a critical component for the F-16 C/D AN/APG-68 Dual Mode Transmitter, with repair and qualification governed by stringent government standards. Any offeror seeking to become a qualified source must first notify the appropriate government small business office or contracting officer of intent to qualify and demonstrate possession or access to facilities, equipment, tooling, and personnel capable of performing repair, inspection, testing, packaging, and storage. A complete data package must be verified, including at minimum Northrop Grumman drawing 762R978G01 and test specification T365A41, with full access to all procedures, drawings, and specifications subject to government review. Repair activities must conform precisely to the ESA-approved engineering and technical data package, with mandatory compliance to Unique Identification (UID) requirements under DFARS 211.274, ensuring traceability and accountability of all repaired components. Offerors are required to submit a detailed qualification test plan to 416 SCMS/GUEAA for prior approval, outlining how they will verify performance, environmental, mechanical, and quality assurance requirements as defined by drawing 762R128G01 and T365A41, and subsequently provide a complete test report before any contract award. The government retains full rights to inspect and witness testing on-site, requiring at least 30 days advance notice of all qualification tests, with facilities and personnel fully accessible during evaluations. Offerors must also furnish a pre-contract award qualification article at their own expense for government evaluation, which must fully comply with all drawing and specification requirements to demonstrate form, fit, and function compatibility with the weapon system. Successful qualification does not guarantee contract award, but is mandatory for eligibility; failure to meet all requirements prior to the award date disqualifies submission. Estimated costs for qualification testing are $3,000, with an expected completion timeline of 180 days based on the complexity of the assembly. Sources may request a waiver of certain qualification requirements under specific conditions, such as prior supply history to the government or OEM, qualification of a similar or related item, or continuity of facilities and processes following organizational changes like mergers or acquisitions, though such waivers still require engineering validation and may necessitate submission of a post-contract

FA8122 Afsc Pzaab

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in over 2 years