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The Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA) is developing draft specifications for a heat sealer impulse device under document A-A-XX636. The purpose of this effort is to establish standards that support a variety of design approaches and manufacturing processes, promoting competition among a broad vendor base. Interested parties can request a copy of the draft document by emailing [email hidden] with the document number, but the review period for this draft ends on July 30, 2012. Once finalized, the document will be available on ASSIST Online. This notice is informational and not a solicitation for procurement. The associated industry falls under NAICS code 333993, which relates to service and trade equipment. The solicitation number is N0002412SNA61, and the announcement was posted on June 14, 2012. Details about the agency, office address, and place of performance are not specified within the provided information. Interested parties are encouraged to monitor the official government portal for updates and final documentation.
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