Carbon Steel Clutch Disk Manufacturing

The contract is for the manufacture of vehicular clutch disks using carbon steel, encompassing all phases from production to final delivery, with strict adherence to DLA technical specifications, MIL-STD-129 labeling standards, and full traceability requirements to ensure compliance and quality. Each unit must meet rigorous operational and material standards, and the entire manufacturing process must be documented to support accountability and inspection by government representatives. The work is to be performed at a designated location in Anniston, Alabama, with all products subject to verification through verified quality control protocols and documented records. This is a total small business set-aside subcontract under the SBA program, meaning only small businesses that meet SBA size standards are eligible to bid. The North American Industry Classification System code 332112 classifies the work under forging and stamping operations, aligning with precision metal component manufacturing. Responses are due by July 30, 2026, with the solicitation posted on July 19, 2026, through the DLA’s DIBBS platform. The contracting activity falls under the Department of Defense’s Land Supplier Operations for Wheeled Vehicles, emphasizing the critical role these components play in military vehicle systems. Participation requires familiarity with DoD procurement protocols and the ability to fully comply with federal defense manufacturing and labeling mandates.