COIL,ELECTRICAL 5950-01-615-0823

This notice serves as a market research solicitation issued by the Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime to identify qualified sources capable of manufacturing the electrical coil identified by NSN 5950-01-615-0823, with the approved part number MA824E-01 currently held by ELBITAMERICA, INC. (CAGE 0WEC9). The activity is not a Request for Proposal and does not constitute a commitment to award a contract; rather, it seeks information from potential suppliers to assess market capability and availability for a future fixed-price solicitation. Responses must be submitted via email to Contract Specialist Tamra Bachman no later than June 10, 2026, and require completion of a Market Research Questionnaire that includes details on company size, socioeconomic status, SAM registration, and ability to meet commercial item criteria under FAR Part 12. Alternate offerors must provide a complete technical data package demonstrating form, fit, function, and interchangeability with the approved part, along with unredacted commercial invoices or catalog pricing to support commerciality determinations. The item is intended for delivery to New Cumberland, Pennsylvania, with FOB Destination terms requiring suppliers to include all U.S. transportation costs in their pricing. Packaging must comply with Standard Commercial Packaging (STD-COM PKG) and MIL-STD-129 marking and barcoding requirements. Inspection and acceptance may occur at either the supplier’s facility or the government receiving point, with the government retaining final authority. Potential contractors must be prepared to conduct First Article Testing and Production Lot Testing as required. The solicitation notes that certified cost or pricing data may be required for awards exceeding $2 million and that proprietary submissions will be protected as Source Selection Information under FAR provisions. The NAICS code 334416 applies, and compliance with all applicable federal acquisition regulations, including those governing commercial items and source selection, will be mandatory in any resulting contract. No set-aside is planned, and all responses will be evaluated solely to determine viable sources for a future procurement action.