20--2010-Naval Nuclear Propulsion Components
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The Naval Sea Systems Command plans to modify contract N00024-02-C-2102 with Bechtel Plant Machinery Inc. to include additional scope related to Naval Nuclear Propulsion Components. This contract modification involves work on sensitive nuclear propulsion components, although no specific completion date or further contract details are provided due to the nature of the work. The synopsis is posted on both the Federal Business Opportunities (FBO) and Navy Electronic Commerce Online (NECO) platforms, with FBO serving as the primary source and NECO as a backup. Firms interested in subcontracting opportunities related to this contract are encouraged to reach out directly to Bechtel Plant Machinery Inc. The solicitation, identified as N0002405R2107, was posted in January 2005 and is classified as a presolicitation. Additional specifics such as set-aside status, NAICS codes, or agency information are not disclosed. The focus remains on facilitating secure communication channels and providing a pathway for interested subcontractors to engage with the primary contractor.
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