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ROYAL ORDNANCE

ROYAL ORDNANCE is a federal contractor, registered under UEI CJG1EWMX5W43. It has been awarded $11,121,877 in federal contracts. Primary work spans Ammunition (except Small Arms) Manufacturing, Engineering Services, and Unknown NAICS. Top awarding agencies include Department Of Defense.

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CJG1EWMX5W43

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Awards by NAICS
332993 - Ammunition (except Small Arms) Manufacturing$6.4M57.3%541330 - Engineering Services$4.5M40.7%
- Unknown NAICS$148.0K1.3%
Others - Other NAICS codes (3 codes, <0.5% each)$76.4K0.7%
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NAICS: 541330
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Orange County Managed Lanes Segment Advancement Study C265256
Solicitation # C265256
The Orange County Transportation Authority is soliciting professional services for the Orange County Managed Lanes Segment Advancement Study, a project with an estimated budget of 350,000 dollars and a duration of 18 months. The primary objective of the study is to evaluate existing, planned, and potential managed lane facilities to identify priority segments ready to advance into the Project Initiation Document phase. The work is structured into four key tasks: project management and coordination, segment inventory and screening, priority segment advancement assessment for up to two segments, and the delivery of a final study report with technical appendices. This is a firm fixed price contract requiring the consultant to provide designated key personnel and adhere to Level 1 Health, Safety, and Environmental specifications, including compliance with CCR Title 8. Invoicing occurs on a monthly basis, with payments remitted within 30 calendar days of approval, and final acceptance is contingent upon the release of retention. Proposals must be submitted electronically via the OpenGov portal by November 30, 2026, and must include a detailed cost proposal across the four specified tasks. Consultants are also required to disclose any conflicts of interest and may be required to file Statements of Economic Interest.
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NAICS: 541330
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RFQ: Susquehanna River Road Corridor Safety, Shared-Use Path and Quarry Park Access Improvements
Solicitation # BPM059336
The Town of Port Deposit, in coordination with WILMAPCO, is seeking a multidisciplinary planning and engineering consultant to implement an integrated safety and mobility project for the Susquehanna River Road corridor. The scope of work focuses on establishing a context-sensitive safety strategy using the Safe System Approach, determining safe multi-modal access to the planned Hopkins Quarry Park, and evaluating the feasibility and preliminary design of a shared-use path between Granite Avenue and Octoraro Park. The project aims to produce an actionable 30 percent design and basis-of-design package by June 30, 2027, with the potential for future progression to final Plans, Specifications, and Estimates. This is a qualifications-based selection process where the contract will be awarded to the most qualified firm based on equal weighting of their proposed team and key staff, project approach, and related experience in rural corridor safety and riverfront access. Compensation and detailed scope will be negotiated after the selection of the highest-ranked firm; therefore, no fee or price information should be included in the technical proposal. The project is initially funded by the Wilmington Area Planning Council and the Maryland Department of Transportation Kimberly Lamphier Bikeways Grant Program. Selected consultants must provide proof of financial capacity, a bid affidavit, and professional liability insurance of at least 1,000,000 dollars per occurrence, while adhering to federal civil rights and non-discrimination provisions.
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NAICS: 541330
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Engineering and Traffic Surveys Supporting the Town's Speed Limits to Continue Radar Enforcement
Solicitation # 27-004
The Town of Los Gatos, through its Parks and Public Works agency, is soliciting proposals for solicitation number 27-004 to conduct engineering and traffic surveys across 65 designated roadway segments and all existing school zones. The primary objective is to renew the surveys supporting prima facie speed limits to ensure continued legal radar enforcement in compliance with the California Vehicle Code and AB 382. The selected consultant, who must be a California-licensed Professional Engineer qualified in traffic engineering, will perform speed data collection on 31 high-volume segments using radar and 34 low-volume segments using 24-hour mechanical counters. The scope also requires a review of three years of accident history, field checks of each segment, and the delivery of a final engineering report in searchable PDF format containing 85th-percentile speeds and a speed-limit recommendation matrix. The contract is for a one-year term beginning in January 2027 with no option for renewal. Proposers must submit electronic bids by November 27, 2026, and will be evaluated through a two-phase process consisting of a pass/fail responsiveness check followed by a 100-point scoring system based on qualifications, work plan, price, and references. Awardees must maintain significant insurance coverage, including 2 million dollars in general liability, 1 million dollars in automobile liability, and 1 million dollars in professional liability. The agreement includes strict non-discrimination requirements with potential liquidated damages of 100 dollars per day for non-compliance and allows for termination by either party with 15 days written notice. Payment is structured as monthly invoicing with net 30-day terms.
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NAICS: 541330
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Water Supply Analysis and Engineering Services – South Pender
Solicitation # 2637021
The Sunshine Coast Regional District is soliciting proposals for water supply analysis and engineering services to conduct a capacity assessment and survey of the McNeil Lake and Harris Lake surface water reservoirs in British Columbia. The scope of work includes performing bathymetric, topographic, and site surveys, assessing the downstream flow path at Haslam Creek, and evaluating infrastructure conditions to optimize storage capacity and system resilience. Key deliverables include GIS-compatible model files, depth profiles, and assessments of total and live water storage capacity. The selected consultant must adhere to EGBC Bylaw 14(b), existing water licenses, and applicable MMCD or CCDC contract documents and the BC Builders Lien Act. Proposals must be submitted in English via BC Bid or email by November 30, 2026, and must remain irrevocable for 90 days. Awarding is based on meeting all mandatory criteria and achieving the highest overall ranking, with pricing evaluated using a formula where the lowest bid receives full points. The successful contractor is required to maintain minimum insurance coverage of 2 million dollars for commercial general liability, motor vehicle, error and omissions, and pollution liability. Payment terms are net 30 days following the receipt of approved invoices. The contract is governed by the laws of British Columbia, with unresolved disputes referred to Mediate BC services for arbitration.
Sunshine Coast Regional District

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