17--CYLINDER,WATER
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This presolicitation, issued by the Department of Defense via DLA Aviation at Philadelphia, is for the procurement of three water cylinders under NSN 7R-1720-016659708-EY. The items are designated as Critical Safety Items, meaning they must adhere to DFARS clause 252.209-7010. Due to the specialized nature of the part, engineering source approval from the design control activity is mandatory to ensure quality. Approved sources are those possessing unique design capabilities and technical data not economically available to the government, and any alternate source must undergo a strict qualification process approved by the government engineering activity. The contract is set for delivery FOB Origin and may be conducted via a reverse auction. Award decisions will be based on a balanced evaluation of price, delivery timeframe, and past performance, with non-price factors carrying approximately equal weight to cost. Interested parties must submit their proposals to Kenneth Lauber by the response deadline of November 24, 2026.
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