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UEI: SLED_B79B5AB81F291E0D

CQ is a federal contractor, registered under UEI SLED_B79B5AB81F291E0D. It has been awarded $24,999 across 1 federal contract. Primary work spans News Syndicates. Top awarding agencies include 693JJ6 Federal Railroad Administration.

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SLED_B79B5AB81F291E0D

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693JJ6 Federal Railroad Administration$25.0K100%
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519110 - News Syndicates$25.0K100%
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NAICS: 541380
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Federal
Investigating Aftermarket Technologies to Improve Locomotive Efficiency
Solicitation # 693JJ626Q000025
The Federal Railroad Administration (FRA), under the Department of Transportation, is seeking commercial research and development services to investigate the efficacy of aftermarket technologies in improving locomotive efficiency through real-world field testing. This acquisition, issued as a combined synopsis and solicitation under FAR Part 12 for commercial items, targets qualified vendors to execute a comprehensive evaluation program that includes identifying promising technologies, developing and executing field test plans, collecting and analyzing operational data under environmental extremes, and delivering structured reports using FRA-provided templates. The total estimated value of the purchase order is $350,000, with performance expected to begin on September 1, 2026, and conclude by March 1, 2028, spanning an 18-month period. The work will be conducted primarily in coordination with shortline railroads, using an FRA-furnished locomotive in revenue service, while official contract administration and deliverable submission occur at the FRA’s office in Washington, DC. The evaluation will follow a best-value trade-off process where non-price factors—prior experience and technical and management approach—are significantly more important than price, though price remains a critical component in the final selection. Proposals must be submitted in three distinct electronic volumes covering experience, technical approach, and pricing, all via email to the contracting officer by the deadline of August 21, 2026. Contractors must hold an active UEI in SAM.gov and comply with multiple FAR clauses covering payment terms, labor standards, data rights, conflict of interest, cyber incident reporting, and anti-kickback provisions. Security clearance requirements may apply to personnel accessing sensitive DOT systems or facilities, necessitating background investigations aligned with NISPOM standards. Contractors must also disclose any potential organizational or consultant conflicts of interest and submit a mitigation plan if required. Deliverables include a series of reports, test plans, and technical documentation, all formatted according to FRA templates, with invoicing required through the DELPHI/iSupplier system. The procurement uses NAICS code 541380 and PSC B529, reflecting its nature as scientific data analysis, and carries no set-aside provisions.
693JJ6 Federal Railroad Administration

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5 days ago

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NAICS: 334511
Federal
Handheld RUS Sensor Design and PrototypingThe contract focuses on the design and engineering of a handheld ultrasonic sensor utilizing Resonant Ultrasound Spectroscopy to identify microfractures in railcar wheelset bearings, aiming to enhance safety and predictive maintenance in railroad operations. The project will involve developing a portable, field-deployable device capable of nondestructive detection of early-stage damage in critical bearing components, leveraging the precision of RUS to detect subtle changes in material resonance patterns indicative of microcracks. The work is to be performed in Simi Valley, California, with a NAICS code of 334511 indicating classification under navigational, measuring, electromedical, and control instruments manufacturing. This subcontract is tied to the Department of Transportation’s Federal Railroad Administration and is intended to advance inspection technologies for rail infrastructure. The project emphasizes innovation in sensor miniaturization, signal processing, and real-time data interpretation to enable on-site maintenance personnel to detect bearing degradation before failure occurs. While specific performance metrics or deliverables are not listed, the emphasis on prototyping suggests a focus on moving from conceptual design to a functional, ruggedized device suitable for industrial use. The effort supports broader goals of improving rail safety through advanced, noninvasive diagnostics.
693JJ6 Federal Railroad Administration

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about 1 month ago

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