COMPRESSOR,RECIPROCATING 4310-013615075

The Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) Land and Maritime, through its Weapons Support office in Columbus, Ohio, is conducting a market survey for a reciprocating compressor identified by NSN 4310-01-361-5075, with the current approved source being Halex Brake Products Corporation (CAGE 06721). The item is classified as a commercial, nondevelopmental, off-the-shelf product under AMC “3Z,” which permits acquisition directly from the manufacturer and confirms its status as a commercial item governed by FAR Part 12. The solicitation, identified as CM26120007, seeks qualified suppliers capable of fulfilling a potential Indefinite Delivery Contract with a three-year base period and up to four one-year option periods, including a guaranteed minimum purchase commitment ranging from 1% to 10% of forecasted annual demand. All responses must be submitted by May 22, 2026, via email to Contract Specialist Benjamin Breidigan, and must include evidence of commerciality such as published catalogs, technical drawings, sales history, or redacted invoices to substantiate the item’s commercial nature and pricing reasonableness. Suppliers not currently approved must apply through the DLA Weapons Support Alternate Offer/Source Approval Request (SAR) Program to demonstrate their product matches or exceeds the quality and performance of the existing approved source. The contract does not specify military packaging, marking, or preservation standards, relying instead on commercial practices consistent with the AMC “Z” classification. There are no listed contract clauses, evaluation factors, or funding details included in the solicitation, as it is a pre-solicitation market research effort designed to identify viable commercial sources. Proprietary information submitted must be clearly marked as confidential and will be treated as Source Selection Information under FAR guidelines. No Unique Entity Identifier field is required, but applicants must indicate their small business status and provide socioeconomic classifications if applicable. Responses should include delivery timelines, pricing structures, minimum and maximum order quantities, and any applicable option-year pricing to facilitate future contract development.