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This Solicitation opportunity from Missouri was posted on July 20, 2026. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

3-AXIS CNC Mill

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27-7755State & Local

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NAICS: 333517
New
Federal
A27-017 Fiber Laser Metal Marking Tool
Solicitation # FA812527Q0006
Solicitation FA812527Q0006 is a Firm Fixed Price contract issued by the Air Force Sustainment Center's Maintenance Contracting Branch at Tinker AFB, Oklahoma. The Department of Defense is seeking the procurement of two compact, benchtop fiber laser metal marking workstations, such as the Brady Lightwriter or an equivalent. These industrial tools are required to create high-resolution, machine-readable identifiers, including 2D barcodes and permanent text, on various metal tools and tags. Key technical specifications include a 20W variable-pulsed MOPA laser with a 1064nm wavelength, a solid state control system, a pulse range of 1-350ns, and a Class II 635nm laser diode. The equipment must include a two-year warranty, and while a PC is optional, the units must feature available Ethernet ports. The contract will be awarded based on the Lowest Price Technically Acceptable (LPTA) basis. Offerors must submit a completed quote sheet and provide comprehensive manufacturer literature, data sheets, or certifications to demonstrate that the equipment meets all salient characteristics. Quotes are due by November 10, 2026, and must be submitted via email to the designated contract specialist and contracting officer. Shipping is designated as FOB Destination to Tinker AFB, and all freight costs must be included in the quoted price. Payment will be processed through the Wide Area Workflow (WAWF) application with default Net 30 terms upon government acceptance of the items.
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NAICS: 333517
New
Federal
CNC Small Wire EDM
Solicitation # FA9101CNCSmallWireEDM
The Department of the Air Force is issuing a Sources Sought Notice to identify capable small and large businesses for the procurement of a new, fully functional Small CNC Wire Electrical Discharge Machining (EDM) machine for the Arnold Engineering Development Complex (AEDC) at Arnold Air Force Base, Tennessee. The required equipment must support submerged and non-submerged machining, automatic wire threading and alignment, and U-V taper cutting, with minimum axis travel of 15.5 inches for X, 11.5 inches for Y, 8.5 inches for Z, and plus or minus 2.4 inches for U and V. The machine must be compatible with a 480V, 3PH, 60 HZ electrical system and be built to NFPA 79 standards. Delivery is required within 90 days of order receipt, with the contractor providing assembly, startup, and functional testing based on ISO/ANSI standards at the AEDC Model Shop. The government requires a minimum 24-month warranty after installation and a 10-year accuracy guarantee on the linear drive system. Additionally, the contractor must provide two days of formal on-site operator training for up to five people and two days of maintenance training for up to five workers. Service support requirements include a 36-hour on-site repair response time and a 48-hour delivery window for repair parts. Interested respondents under NAICS code 333517 must submit company information, SAM UEI and CAGE codes, a compliance matrix, product literature, and past performance data to the contracting office by November 2, 2026.
FA9101 Aedc Pkp Procrmnt Branch

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The CIMM department at Metropolitan Community College is seeking a 3-axis CNC mill to streamline its machining curriculum by replacing a inconsistent mix of Haas and Okuma machines that complicate instruction and divert focus from core manufacturing principles. The new machine will standardize the learning environment, reducing time lost to brand-specific operational differences and allowing students to concentrate on fundamental skills. It will include automation-ready packages designed for integration with standalone robotics, aligning with industry trends in lights out manufacturing and machine tending. This capability will enable stronger collaboration with local business partners and better prepare students for modern manufacturing environments. The college faces a widening skills gap due to industry turnover and insufficient training capacity, and this equipment is intended to supplement workforce development through advanced, automation-focused training. The vendor is responsible for all freight, rigging, and installation, ensuring the machine is fully operational upon delivery.

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CIMM seeks single 3-axis CNC mill to standardize training, enable automation, and address workforce gaps.

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3-Axis CNC Mill Bid Specification Sheet

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IFB 27-7755 3-AXIS CNC MILL Purchase & Installation

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Public Purchase Vendor Response Instructions

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AgencyMissouri → Metropolitan Community College
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The CIMM department has been moving towards more advanced and industry aligned machinery as per the want and need of its committee and business partners. Our current mixture of Haas and Okuma machinery has been an ongoing classroom struggle to teach on, as they differ from one another in ways that can make teaching both at the same time difficult. These difficulties can and do result in time being taken away from learning the fundamentals of machining and manufacturing. Although class time will always have a certain amount of problem solving, with varied machining brands during labs, this problem solving is not as a result of students asking questions but is a result of different machinery handling and doing things in different ways. This machine will include several automation packages allowing it to be retrofitted for use with standalone robotics. The automation packages on this machine, as well as a previously purchased mill, allow MCC to more closely work with its business partners on teaching the fundamentals of lights out manufacturing with machine tending. Although CIMM works to train and place its students with local area manufacturers with great success, we are often not training as many potential employees as those who have already left the industry or will be leaving. This is creating a large gap in manpower that something like a collaborative robot can be used to great success in supplement the workforce. Vendor will need to provide Freight, Rigging and installation of machine!

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