48--ACTUATOR,ELECTROMECHANICAL,ROTARY

The contract pertains to the procurement of a single electromechanical rotary actuator with part number 993014-7 and NSN 4810-01-459-5579, supplied by TRI-TEC MANUFACTURING LLC, to meet exact technical and quality standards referenced from the DLA Master List of Technical and Quality Requirements. The actuator is designated for use with a ball valve and must comply with stringent material restrictions, including a complete prohibition on the intentional use of mercury or mercury-containing compounds in any hardware or supply components, except for specific exempted applications such as functional batteries, fluorescent lamps, sensors, weapon systems, or NAVSEA-specified reagents; portable mercury-containing devices must include shockproof construction and a secondary containment boundary per NAVSEA 5100-003D. Class I ozone-depleting chemicals are strictly forbidden in fabrication, preservation, packaging, or marking, and any proposed chemical substitutes require formal approval unless explicitly authorized by the specification. Packaging must adhere to MIL-STD-2073-1E and MIL-STD-129, with preservation methods including epoxy coating, dry climate control, and specific cushioning standards, while palletization follows DLA packaging requirements and prohibits mercury in any preservation or packing materials. Delivery is required within five days of contract award under FOB origin terms with zero variance allowed on quantity, and inspection and acceptance occur at the destination. The sole unit is to be shipped via the fastest traceable freight method—parcel post is prohibited—with the delivery address designated as DLA Distribution Norfolk RMC Proj, Building X136, Norfolk VA 23511. The contract reference number is SPE7M1-26-T-235J, with a required delivery date of July 29, 2026, and the procurement is tracked under project 6EW TP 1, with government-use identifiers indicating processing and distribution codes. The actuator is to be furnished as a single unit at the specified price, and all documentation, markings, and packaging must conform precisely to federal military standards and DLA directives without deviation.