43--Power and Hand Pumps

PUMP, TSRANSFER

The solicitation HSCG40-17Q-AD034 issued by the U.S. Coast Guard Surface Forces Logistics Center seeks to procure three transfer pumps (NSN 4320-01-609-6365) used on 418-foot WMSL vessels for fuel oil transfer. The pumps must meet specific dimensional and weight requirements, be painted to IMO standards, and shipped with stringent protective packaging in reusable wooden containers to prevent damage during transport. The contract is anticipated to be awarded as a non-competitive sole source purchase, with the government believing that only IMO Industries Incorporated or its authorized distributors can provide the necessary technical data and genuine OEM parts. Offers must be submitted via email or fax by August 28, 2017, noon EST, with delivery required by December 1, 2017. This acquisition follows FAR Subpart 12.6 procedures for commercial items and will be awarded using simplified acquisition procedures under FAR 13.5. Quotations must include company tax identification details, valid DUNS numbers, and SAM registration. Additionally, offerors must attest to their status regarding foreign incorporation and inverted domestic corporation considerations as specified. Compliance with packaging and labeling standards is mandatory, and failure may result in rejection. The contract includes adherence to multiple FAR clauses covering terms and conditions, labor statutes, equal opportunity, and payment requirements, with inspection and acceptance occurring upon delivery at the designated Coast Guard facility in Baltimore, Maryland.

28--Brass Agitators YELL

The contract involves the procurement of Original Equipment Manufacturer Leopold brass agitators and related components, specifically part number 108-108-022-8'3" with straight line TJ end caps, nozzles, caps, and two brass bearings. This notice serves as the sole announcement and is not a solicitation for competitive quotes. The determination to open this procurement to competition rests entirely with the Government, and any submissions must convincingly demonstrate the benefit of competition to the Government. Responses are due by 10:00 MDT on August 17, 2017, and should be sent via email for the purpose of market research only. The National Park Service, Northern Rockies Major Acquisitions Buying Office plans to award a sole source, firm-fixed price contract to Xylem Water Solutions USA, Inc., located in Pewaukee, Wisconsin. The anticipated contract issuance date is on or after August 17, 2017, under NAICS code 333911, which covers water turbine wheels and components. This procurement authority is based on 13.106(b), allowing solicitation from a single source. The contracting office is the Department of the Interior’s DSC Contracting Services Division, based in Denver, Colorado.

Purchase for ALQ-184 Coaxial Microwave Drive Control

This contract seeks to procure spares for the AN/ALQ-184 Electronic Attack pod's Coaxial Microwave Drive Control component under full and open competition in accordance with FAR Part 15. It will be awarded as an Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract with one base year and three option years on a Firm Fixed Price basis. The acquisition will utilize Delivery Protection Program (DPP) procedures, ensuring mission essential quantities (MEQ) are secured from a proven source while allowing an unproven offeror to qualify through first article testing. If the proven source submits the best overall offer, they will receive the IDIQ contract with all required options. However, if an unproven source is the best offeror, the government will award separate contracts to both the proven and unproven sources, with the proven source supplying the MEQ during the unproven vendor’s qualification period. Rodelco Electronics Corporation, identified as the proven source, will deliver the MEQ of 55 units within 180 days of contract award, matching the delivery timeline for two first articles required from unproven sources. The solicitation was anticipated to be released on August 31, 2017, under NAICS code 333911, covering manufacturing services. This procurement approach balances risk by ensuring uninterrupted mission support through the MEQ supply while fostering competition and qualification of new vendors through first article testing. Points of contact for the contract include Contract Specialist Melanie Huckabee and Contracting Officer Janice Williams.

LLA-Governor Unloader Kits

Reservoir, Hydraulic

The contract involves the procurement of six hydraulic reservoirs (NSN: 4320-01-314-9660) with part number 68360-1 from Eaton Corporation. The solicitation was issued around July 26, 2017, with responses expected by approximately August 25, 2017. The total quantity requested is six units, all to be shipped to New Cumberland, Pennsylvania. This item is classified as a Critical Application item and requires origin inspection and acceptance, along with adherence to higher level quality standards such as JCP Certification. The solicitation documents and any applicable drawings are available exclusively via the DLA Land & Maritime website approximately 15 days following the notice publication. The procurement does not follow the policies outlined in Part 12 for commercial items based on prior market research, but potential suppliers can express interest in providing commercial items within 15 days of the notice. The solicitation emphasizes compliance with rigorous quality requirements since Federal, Military, and Commercial Specifications are not supplied by DLA Land & Maritime. All responsible sources are invited to submit offers or quotes, and inquiries can be directed to the contracting specialist, Margaret R. Cotton. This opportunity is linked to NAICS code 333911, and details are accessible through the official government contracting portal.