Abrasive blast system with dust collector

The Portsmouth Naval Shipyard is seeking a total small business set-aside contract for the lease of an abrasive blast system with dust collection and blast recovery components, to be deployed at Naval Base Point Loma in San Diego, California. The requirement includes a fully assembled, ready-to-use system comprising a dust collector, a 35 cubic foot blast recovery system, associated power cabling, air inlet reducers, flexible vent ducting, and all necessary components per the Statement of Work. The contractor must provide start-up and commissioning services, operator training, preventive maintenance, weekly inspections, and submit technical documentation including a sanitized equipment manual, personnel roster, maintenance support plan, and maintenance service reports. The base period of performance spans eight weeks from June 22, 2026, to August 16, 2026, with an optional four-week extension period from August 17 to September 13, 2026, for both equipment and maintenance services. The solicitation applies to commercial products and services under FAR 12, with the NAICS code 532490, and is restricted solely to small businesses, requiring offerors to self-certify their size status and maintain active SAM registration. Proposals must be submitted via email by June 20, 2026, at 11:00 a.m. ET, and must include detailed technical specifications, model numbers, brochures, assembly and tooling sketches, compliance statements, delivered pricing, availability, and proof of price firmness for 60 days. Evaluation is based on pass/fail gates for technical acceptability and past performance, with award going to the best value offeror considering price and other factors. The system must comply with specific engineering standards, including dual 1.25-inch union fittings for air connections and a permanently mounted control board with visible gauges. Contractor personnel must adhere to OSHA 29 CFR 1915 safety regulations and complete all required safety training within 30 days of site access. An Operations Security Plan is mandatory and must be submitted via encrypted email or DOD SAFE before performance begins, with strict prohibitions against sharing Critical Information and Indicators with unauthorized parties, including foreign entities under FOCI. All data delivery must follow best commercial practices for unclassified materials and NISPOM standards for classified information, with reporting required through WAWF and email notification to the COR and Contracting Officer. Contract clauses incorporate DFARS supplements, safeguarding