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SCHOEFFEL INTERNATIONAL CORP

UEI: UET8YQR1D7D6CAGE: 14221

SCHOEFFEL INTERNATIONAL CORP is a federal contractor, registered under UEI UET8YQR1D7D6 and CAGE code 14221. It has been awarded $3,849,356 in federal contracts. Primary work spans Analytical Laboratory Instrument Manufacturing, Optical Instrument and Lens Manufacturing, and Unknown NAICS. Top awarding agencies include Department Of Defense, National Aeronautics And Space Administration, and Department Of Commerce.

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Registration and classification details

Registration

UEI Code

UET8YQR1D7D6

CAGE Code

14221

Entity Structure

Corporate Entity (Not Tax Exempt)

Established

N/A

Business Classifications

For Profit OrganizationWoman-Owned BusinessWomen-Owned Small BusinessManufacturer of Goods

NAICS Codes

333310Commercial and Service Industry Machinery Manufacturing
334516Analytical Laboratory Instrument Manufacturing(Primary)
423490Other Professional Equipment and Supplies Merchant Wholesalers

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AI Capability Profile

Schoeffel International Corp specializes in the design and manufacturing of precision analytical laboratory instruments and institutional furniture for mission-critical government applications. Their technical expertise centers on high-voltage power systems, including custom 10kV, 30mA X-ray power s...

Schoeffel International Corp specializes in the design and manufacturing of precision analytical laboratory instruments and institutional furniture for mission-critical government applications. Their technical expertise centers on high-voltage power systems, including custom 10kV, 30mA X-ray power supplies, and specialized radiation sources used in scientific instrumentation. They also deliver custom-fabricated institutional furniture components, such as modular storage units and structural assemblies, engineered for durability and compliance in defense and aerospace environments. The company’s differentiators lie in its ability to produce low-volume, high-precision components requiring tight tolerances, material-specific machining, and rigorous quality control—often for systems operating in extreme or radiation-sensitive conditions. Schoeffel has established a consistent track record supporting the National Aeronautics and Space Administration with advanced laboratory instrumentation critical to space-based research and instrumentation development. Their work for NASA involves components that enable spectral analysis, radiation detection, and scientific data acquisition. Additionally, they have delivered specialized furniture assemblies to the Department of Defense, indicating experience in meeting MIL-SPEC standards for ruggedized, space-constrained environments. Their agency relationships suggest a focus on technical procurement channels within NASA’s science and engineering divisions and DOD’s logistics or facility modernization programs. The company’s primary industry focus is in analytical laboratory instrument manufacturing (NAICS 334516), where they produce calibrated, high-reliability subsystems for scientific and diagnostic applications. Secondary expertise in institutional furniture manufacturing (NAICS 337127) supports infrastructure needs in controlled environments such as laboratories, command centers, and field operations. This dual focus positions them as a niche supplier bridging precision instrumentation and durable facility components for federal science and defense missions. As a Women-Owned Small Business headquartered in Chelmsford, Massachusetts, Schoeffel International Corp leverages its small business status and WOSB certification to compete in federal set-aside programs. Their geographic presence in the Northeast corridor supports proximity to key aerospace and defense R&D hubs, reinforcing their role as a responsive, specialized supplier to federal technical agencies.

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Fire Alarm engineering for Lewis County
Solicitation # 2026-RFQ-040
Lewis County is soliciting qualifications under solicitation 2026-RFQ-040 for a professional engineering firm to provide comprehensive design and engineering services for fire alarm systems. The project encompasses several County-owned facilities, including the IT Building, Historic Courthouse, Health Building, and Lewis County Jail. The selected firm will be responsible for conducting on-site evaluations to determine the remaining useful life of existing systems, assessing code compliance with NFPA 72, IBC, and IFC standards, and developing bid-ready construction drawings and technical specifications. All designs must be stamped by a licensed electrical engineer familiar with Washington State fire alarm requirements and must integrate smoothly with existing infrastructure to ensure standardized maintenance and operations. Proposals are due by November 10, 2026, via the OpenGov platform and will be evaluated by a committee of at least three County employees using a points-based system. The evaluation criteria are equally weighted at 20 percent each across four categories: firm qualifications (including NICET certifications and licensed engineer availability), responsiveness and capacity to begin work within 30 days, regulatory compliance and permitting records, and the clarity and detail of blueprint designs. Applicants must provide a statement of qualifications, three public agency references from the last five years, and resumes of key personnel. The contract is administered by Matt Patana, Capital Infrastructure Specialist, based in Chehalis, Washington.
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NAICS: 541330
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Provision of Consulting Services for Regional Basement Flooding Mitigation Program Strategic Plan
Solicitation # P-1353-26
The Region of Halton is soliciting proposals for a consulting firm to conduct a comprehensive review of its existing Basement Flooding Mitigation Program and develop a three-year Strategic Plan. The primary objectives are to reduce basement flooding risks, enhance wastewater system resilience, and decrease wet-weather flows. The project is expected to be completed within nine months of kick-off and includes key deliverables such as a current-state assessment report, a prioritization framework for initiatives, a final strategic plan with an implementation roadmap, and a performance measurement and reporting framework. The selected consultant must provide a Project Manager with PMP certification or equivalent credentials. The contract will be awarded based on a scoring system where the technical proposal accounts for 80 points and the cost proposal accounts for 20 points. Proponents must achieve a minimum technical score of 70% to be considered for award and may be invited to a 30-minute presentation. Mandatory submission requirements include a technical proposal, a signed Vendor Code of Conduct Acknowledgement Form, and a cost proposal submitted via the online bidding system by November 12, 2026. The agreement is governed by a modified Standard Agreement and Supplementary Conditions, requiring the consultant to maintain specific insurance coverages: 5 million dollars for Commercial General Liability, 2 million dollars for Automobile Liability, and 2 million dollars for Professional Liability. Additionally, the consultant must provide a WSIB clearance certificate upon award and with every monthly electronic invoice. All produced materials remain the sole property of the Region of Halton, and deliverables must comply with the Ontario Building Code and the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act.
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NAICS: 541330
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REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL (RFP) STAR Centre Energy Modernization Project Energy Audit
Solicitation # BPM059233
The City of Havre de Grace is seeking proposals for a comprehensive energy audit of the STAR Centre, the city's largest public building, as the first phase of an Energy Modernization effort. This grant-funded project, supported by the Maryland Energy Administration Local Government Energy Modernization Program Grant 52-600796, requires a contractor to perform an ASHRAE Level 1 walkthrough Energy Audit. The scope includes documenting baseline operating conditions, analyzing utility billing data, evaluating eligibility for utility rebates, and providing a detailed report of energy efficiency measures for lighting, HVAC, and building envelope weatherization. Additionally, the contractor must develop a Monitoring Based Commissioning Plan (MBCx) to support future energy management and continuous performance monitoring. The contract will be awarded based on the best value to the city, considering the technical approach, cost factor, and the bidder's experience. Eligible offerors must be established businesses with at least five years of industry experience and must be in good standing with the State of Maryland, Harford County, and the City of Havre de Grace. Required submission documents include a Maryland Business License, a Certificate of Good Standing, an IRS W-9, and evidence of insurance covering General Liability, Workers' Compensation, and Errors and Omissions. Proposals must be submitted electronically via Beacon Bid by November 23, 2026. The selected vendor must be able to complete the audit and deliverables within a 60-day period, with a final project completion deadline of February 5, 2027. Payment will be made upon the successful completion of services, with the possibility of progress payments based on a satisfactory schedule.
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