Anti-Counterfeit and Supply Chain Integrity Compliance

Fermilab, as a Department of Energy contractor, is seeking a subcontractor to implement comprehensive supply chain controls aimed at ensuring the authenticity of electronic components throughout the procurement and integration process. The work requires the establishment of robust traceability systems, rigorous inspection protocols, and valid certification procedures to detect and prevent the introduction of counterfeit electronics into critical systems. This effort is essential to maintain the integrity and reliability of components used in high-stakes scientific and operational environments, where failure due to substandard parts could compromise mission outcomes. The contract is classified under NAICS code 541380, indicating it involves specialized scientific and technical consulting services related to supply chain security. The opportunity is open for response until August 17, 2026, with performance expected to be centered at a location with a ZIP code of 60510. While no set-aside provisions are specified, interested parties must align their capabilities with the stringent requirements for component verification, documentation integrity, and supplier vetting. The subcontractor must demonstrate proven experience in anti-counterfeit measures within government or defense-related supply chains and be prepared to operate under the stringent compliance standards expected by a U.S. Department of Energy contractor.