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G.E. CHAPLIN, INC Flemington NJ USA

UEI: SLED_124C27B8977055D9

G.E. CHAPLIN, INC Flemington NJ USA is a federal contractor, registered under UEI SLED_124C27B8977055D9. It has been awarded $420,000 across 1 federal contract. Primary work spans Periodical Publishers. Top awarding agencies include Dcso Columbus Division #3.

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Dcso Columbus Division #3$420.0K100%

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511120 - Periodical Publishers$420.0K100%

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Specialty Steel RFI - WarstopperThe Defense Logistics Agency Warstopper Program is requesting information from vendors on Specialty Steel usage to evaluate the potential expansion of its Specialty Steel buffer, particularly focusing on Triple Melt grades such as VIM/VAR, which are critical for surge and sustainment capabilities. This RFI is purely for informational and planning purposes and does not constitute a solicitation or commitment to procure. Respondents are asked to provide detailed data including steel specifications, annual and five-year demand projections, intermediary forms like bar, plate, or rounds, current lead times, internal buffer practices, waste management processes, and any minimum buy quantities or surge requirements that impact production timelines. All proprietary information submitted will be treated as confidential within the DLA Warstopper chain of command, and vendors must clearly identify such data. The government will not reimburse any costs associated with responding to this RFI. Vendors interested in participating must submit responses via email to Christine Boyer at christine.boyer@dla.mil with the subject line “RFI – Specialty Steel” no later than August 31, 2026, at 3:00 p.m. EST. Verbal submissions or inquiries will not be accepted, and it is the vendor’s responsibility to confirm receipt of their response. This RFI is not linked to any current or future contracting opportunity, and failure to respond does not disqualify companies from future solicitations, should one be issued. Any future procurement related to this requirement will be announced on SAM.gov, and vendors are advised to monitor the site for updates. The solicitation is managed under NAICS code 332991 by the DCSO Columbus office of the Department of Defense, and inquiries should be directed to the designated point of contact.

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Samarium and Gadolinium RFI - WarstopperThe Defense Logistics Agency Warstopper Program is seeking input from industry to evaluate the potential establishment of a strategic buffer stockpile of Samarium and Gadolinium metals, critical materials used in defense-related applications such as high-performance magnets. This Request for Information is purely for planning purposes and does not constitute a solicitation or obligation to purchase; respondents must bear all costs associated with submitting information, and no payment will be provided. The agency is particularly interested in technical specifications including purity levels, allowable impurity limits for oxygen, carbon, iron, and calcium, physical forms used in production, and current and projected annual demand over the next five years. Respondents are also asked to disclose lead times, minimum order quantities, internal inventory practices, waste management procedures, and the extent of material loss during manufacturing. Additionally, the DLA seeks details on end-products with surge requirements, compliance with DFARS restrictions on material sourcing, and the tier at which oxide-to-metal reduction and alloying occur in the supply chain. The Warstopper Program operates under the National Defense Authorization Act to maintain industrial readiness for mission-critical items with significant peacetime-to-wartime demand disparities and extended lead times. The information gathered through this RFI will inform future decisions on whether to procure and stockpile these rare-earth metals to mitigate supply chain vulnerabilities. Submissions must be sent via email to Christine Boyer at Christine.boyer@dla.mil with “RFI – SmCo” in the subject line and are due by August 31, 2026, at 3:00 PM EST. No verbal responses will be accepted, and vendors must confirm receipt of their submissions. While responding to this RFI is voluntary and does not guarantee future contract opportunities, failure to participate may limit awareness of industry capabilities when a future solicitation is issued, which will be announced exclusively on SAM.gov. All proprietary data provided will be protected within the DLA Warstopper chain of command and not disclosed beyond authorized personnel.

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Titanium RFI - WarstopperThe Defense Logistics Agency Warstopper Program is seeking information on titanium usage to assess the potential expansion of its titanium buffer, aimed at strengthening industrial readiness for surge requirements during national emergencies. This request for information is strictly for planning purposes and does not constitute a solicitation, nor does it obligate the government to award any contract. Respondents are not compensated for their time or expenses, and no proposals will be accepted. The government is focused on understanding current industry practices regarding titanium grades, specifications, and forms used to fulfill DPAS-rated orders, including annual demand, lead times, intermediate product types, and anticipated five-year demand forecasts. The goal is to identify gaps in supply chain resilience and ensure any future buffer acquisitions align with original equipment manufacturer needs. Vendors are asked to provide details on their internal inventory of titanium intermediaries, waste management practices, minimum buy constraints, and products with known surge demands that could be impacted by extended lead times. All proprietary information submitted will be protected as business confidential within the DLA Warstopper chain of command. Responses must be submitted via email to Christine Boyer by 3:00 p.m. EST on August 31, 2026, with the subject line “RFI – Titanium”; no verbal submissions will be accepted, and respondents bear full responsibility for confirming delivery. While this RFI does not guarantee future procurement, any subsequent solicitation will be posted on SAM.gov, and interested parties are advised to monitor the site. The North American Industry Classification System code associated with this effort is 336411, and all correspondence must be directed through the designated point of contact at the DCSO Columbus office.

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Magnesium RFI - WarstopperThe Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) Warstopper Program is requesting information from industry to support the establishment of a Magnesium buffer aimed at ensuring industrial readiness for national emergency scenarios. This Request for Information (RFI) is purely for planning purposes and does not constitute a solicitation, nor does it obligate the government to award any contract or pay for response costs. Respondents are expected to provide detailed data on Magnesium grades, specifications, material forms, current and forecasted annual demand over the next five years, lead times, minimum order quantities, internal inventory practices, scrap and recycling methods, and the impact of potential supply disruptions on surge-demand products. All proprietary information must be clearly marked and will be treated as confidential. The goal is to understand industry practices to proactively safeguard critical manufacturing capabilities for mission-critical defense items with long lead times and significant peacetime-to-wartime demand spikes. Responses must be submitted via email to Christine Boyer at Christine.boyer@dla.mil with the subject line “RFI – Magnesium” and are due no later than 3:00 p.m. EST on August 31, 2026. Only written submissions will be accepted, and vendors are responsible for confirming receipt. This RFI is unrelated to any future solicitation, and non-response will not affect eligibility for future opportunities. The North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) code for this requirement is 336413, and the activity is managed by the DLA Warstopper Program under the Department of Defense, with the primary point of contact based in Columbus, Ohio. Future contract opportunities, if any, will be posted on SAM.gov, and potential offerors are advised to monitor the site independently for updates.

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Lithium CarbonateThe Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) is soliciting proposals under solicitation number SP8000-26-R-0021 for an Indefinite Delivery, Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract to procure battery-grade lithium carbonate powder in powder form, with a five-year ordering period under Firm Fixed-Price delivery orders. The solicitation closing date has been extended to July 30, 2026, at 3:00 PM Eastern Time, and responses must be submitted electronically to Dylan Stone at dylan.stone@dla.mil with a copy to Felicia London at felicia.london@dla.mil. Proposals must include a cover letter with a unique proposal number, active System for Award Management (SAM) registration documentation, a technical approach, past performance information, and a detailed price proposal structured by quantity ranges for lithium carbonate and per-lot pricing for required third-party material testing. The acquisition follows a Lowest Price Technically Acceptable (LPTA) evaluation process, where offerors must pass two mandatory gates—Technical Approach and Past Performance—rated as Acceptable or Unacceptable; failure in either renders the proposal ineligible for price consideration. The contract requires deliveries to Columbus, Ohio, with FOB destination terms and acceptance at the delivery point, allowing for a ±1% quantity variance. Packaging must strictly adhere to specifications: lithium carbonate must be sealed in 6-mil LDPE or HDPE liners inside new UN 1A2/Y250/S compliant 55-gallon steel drums, which must be hot-dip galvanized or painted with rust preventive coating, palletized with a maximum of four drums per new ISPM-15 compliant pallet using specific nail types, and secured with banding. Each drum must bear three permanent labels—exterior, top of lid, underside of lid—and a separate metal tag with a laser-etched 3D barcode containing commodity name, grade, country of origin, producer details, gross and net weights in pounds and metric, lot and serial numbers, and IDIQ and delivery order numbers. No security classifications or DLA ownership indicators are permitted beyond the order numbers. A Certificate of Analysis must be emailed in PDF format for government review before each shipment, and Safety Data Sheets must be externally accessible with every delivery. Compliance with Department of Transportation (49 CFR 173) hazardous materials regulations and U.S. Customs and Border Protection forms (7501, 6059, 5

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DLA-SM Broad Agency AnnouncementThe Defense Logistics Agency Strategic Materials is conducting a Broad Agency Announcement, SP8000-26-B-BAA0, to solicit research and qualification efforts aimed at stabilizing and restoring domestic supply chains for strategic and critical materials listed in the National Defense Stockpile. The BAA remains open from January 30, 2026, to January 30, 2029, with white papers accepted through May 1, 2028, and all evaluations concluding on August 1, 2028. Proposals must address refining, processing, beneficiation, recycling, and recovery of materials such as rare earths, neodymium iron boron, and samarium cobalt magnets, with specifications requiring total rare earth metals and energy magnetic density measurements. Offerors are required to develop their own Performance Work Statement following a prescribed structure including objectives, scope, background, and contractually binding technical requirements. The government will evaluate technical acceptability through four subfactors—scientific and technical merit, relevance and contributions, innovation, and qualifications—which serve as a mandatory pass/fail gate, with any failure on a single subfactor rendering the proposal unacceptable. Past performance and price are also evaluated, with non-price factors substantially more important than cost. Technical proposals are limited to twenty single-sided pages in 12-point Times New Roman font with one-inch margins, submitted as a PDF via email to DCSO-C3Contracting@dla.mil, along with a separate, unlimited-length price proposal containing a detailed work breakdown structure, labor categories, indirect cost rates, travel, materials, and profit. Awards are expected to be no greater than $10 million with performance periods not exceeding three years, and may be awarded under Firm Fixed Price, Cost Reimbursement, or hybrid contract types based on the proposal’s nature. The NDS Strategic and Critical Materials List in Exhibit A has been updated, and amendments have added new sections on Supply Chain Assessments and Project Scoping. The solicitation is unclassified with no proprietary information permitted, and confidentiality of submissions is protected to the fullest extent. All prospective offerors must be registered in the System for Award Management at submission, prior to award, during performance, and through final payment, and must meet responsibility standards defined in FAR Subpart 9.1, including financial capability, satisfactory performance history, integrity, and technical capacity. Key personnel resumes are required and excluded from the page limit. Proposal preparation costs are unallowable, and payment is tied to the

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Packaging, Labeling, and Transportation LogisticsThe contract involves the packaging, labeling, and insured transportation of ferroniobium in compliance with MIL-STD-129 standards. This ensures that all packaging and labeling meet strict military specifications for identification, handling, and shipment. Once packaged and labeled, the ferroniobium will be transported securely under CIP (Carriage and Insurance Paid To) terms, guaranteeing that the goods are insured and delivered with full tracking and delivery confirmation to the designated DLA Scotia Depot. The contract is a subcontract issued by the Department of Defense through the Dcso Columbus Division #3 office, with the primary place of performance noted as Columbus. It falls under the NAICS code 484220, which relates to general freight trucking, indicating the logistical nature of the work. This contract emphasizes stringent adherence to military standards, secure and traceable transportation, and delivery to a specified military logistics center, ensuring safe and compliant handling of sensitive materials.

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Third-Party Testing of Ferroniobium MaterialThis contract involves independent laboratory testing services to verify the chemical composition, purity, and conformity of ferroniobium material batches against specified technical standards before the government accepts the product. The testing serves as a quality assurance measure to ensure the ferroniobium meets the established criteria required by the Department of Defense. The contract is classified as a subcontract under the NAICS code 541380, which pertains to testing laboratories. The work performance location is stated as Columbus, associated with the Department of Defense's DCSO Columbus Division #3. The contract was posted on April 6, 2026, and focuses on third-party verification as a critical step in the procurement and acceptance process of ferroniobium materials.

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Supply of Vacuum-Grade Ferroniobium (Raw Material)The contract involves the procurement and delivery of vacuum-grade ferroniobium, a raw material requiring high purity and quality standards, to the DLA Scotia Depot in New York under CIP delivery terms. This subcontract, issued by the Department of Defense through the Dcso Columbus Division #3, focuses on bulk quantities to fulfill specific industrial needs, likely within the metals manufacturing sector classified under NAICS code 331110. The solicitation emphasizes maintaining stringent quality controls to meet the rigorous specifications for vacuum-grade ferroniobium, ensuring it is suitable for advanced applications. The place of performance is indicated as Columbus, with the contract being posted in early April 2026. This supply agreement underscores the importance of timely and compliant delivery to a key military logistics hub, supporting defense-related materials procurement and production continuity.

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HPC Hardware/Software Testbed ProvisioningThe contract focuses on providing or facilitating access to high-performance computing testbeds, including hardware clusters and cloud-based HPC environments, aimed at supporting the validation of software tools and frameworks. It is structured as a subcontract under the NAICS code 518210, which generally pertains to data processing, hosting, and related services. The Department of Defense, specifically the Dcso Columbus Division #3, is the contracting agency overseeing this effort. The place of performance is designated as Fort Belvoir, with a ZIP code of 22060. The contract was posted on January 29, 2026, and the deadline for responses is January 30, 2029, at 2:00 PM. Although no specific set-aside or organization type requirements are indicated, the contract centers on enabling cutting-edge HPC capabilities to aid in software testing and validation, which is critical for defense-related technological advancements.

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Technical Documentation and CDRL SupportThe contract involves preparing and managing all necessary contract deliverables, including progress reports, technical documentation, and 'Lessons Learned' records as outlined in the Contract Data Requirements List (CDRLs) A001 through A003. These deliverables are critical to ensuring comprehensive documentation and effective project tracking throughout the contract lifecycle. This subcontract, titled "Technical Documentation and CDRL Support," is issued by the Department of Defense through the Dcso Columbus Division #3. The work is to be performed primarily at Fort Belvoir, with a response deadline set for January 30, 2029. The contract falls under the NAICS code 541990, which typically covers specialized professional services. The primary objective is to ensure accurate and timely submission of technical materials, facilitating transparency and knowledge retention for the Department of Defense project.

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Execution Analysis InfrastructureThe contract involves developing a comprehensive performance monitoring and execution analysis system designed to assess how software operates on high-performance computing (HPC) platforms. This system will include advanced profiling tools, runtime diagnostics, and feedback mechanisms aimed at optimizing software performance. The project focuses on creating infrastructure that supports detailed evaluation and improvement of software execution, enabling more efficient and effective use of HPC resources. Issued by the Department of Defense under the Dcso Columbus Division #3, this subcontract with NAICS code 541519 is set to be performed at Fort Belvoir, with a response deadline of January 30, 2029. The initiative emphasizes advanced technological development to enhance software execution analysis, supporting critical defense computing operations through improved performance insights and optimization capabilities.

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Code Generator (CG) Tool DevelopmentThe contract involves developing a specialized code generator tool designed to automate the creation of optimized software specifically for high-performance computing environments. This tool aims to enhance computational performance and seamlessly integrate with a larger computational framework. The project falls under the category of subcontracting with a focus on software development services, identified by NAICS code 541512. Issued by the Department of Defense’s Dcso Columbus Division #3, the work will be performed at Fort Belvoir, with the zip code 22060. The contract was posted on January 29, 2026, and has a response deadline of January 30, 2029, at 2:00 PM. This extended timeline suggests a substantial development effort and the need for a carefully developed solution that meets stringent performance and integration requirements within a defense-related computational infrastructure.

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High-Performance Computing (HPC) Software Framework DevelopmentThis contract involves the design and development of an integrated computational environment tailored for high-performance computing (HPC) systems. The work includes defining clear technology objectives, creating a suite of software tools, and constructing a unified HPC design framework aimed at enhancing performance on existing computing platforms. The objective is to deliver a cohesive and efficient environment that supports the advanced computational needs of the Department of Defense. The subcontract is titled "High-Performance Computing (HPC) Software Framework Development" and is managed by the DCSO Columbus Division #3 under the Department of Defense. The place of performance is Fort Belvoir, with a solicitation posted at the end of January 2026 and a response deadline set for January 30, 2029. The contract falls under the NAICS code 541511, which pertains to custom computer programming services, indicating a focus on specialized software development to meet military HPC requirements.

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Board of Veterans’ Appeals (BVA) - Computer-Assisted Legal ResearchThis contract is aimed at providing the Board of Veterans’ Appeals (BVA) with a comprehensive legal research platform that is both internal and externally web-based, hosted within the Department of Veterans Affairs. The system will facilitate the BVA’s mission by delivering timely and precise appeal decisions. Internally, it will support the ingestion and indexing of Board decisions and regulatory documents in PDF format, along with their associated XML metadata, enabling efficient management of the Board’s Regulation and Statute Citators. The overall system offers Veterans Benefits and Veterans Law research capabilities, general legal research functions, and features such as customizable email alerts and online storage for organizing, indexing, and storing retrieved documents. This tool is designed to enhance the research efficiency of Board users and support accurate decision-making processes. The solicitation is recorded under NAICS code 511120 and managed by the Board of Veterans Appeals within the Department of Veterans Affairs, with points of contact identified for general and small business inquiries.

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Pallet Manufacturing and Supply

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Specialized Packaging and Labeling Services

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