Computed Tomography Test System
Contract Overview
Solicitation details, issuing organization, response deadlines, documents, and interested companies for this government contract opportunity.
AI Contract Overview
The Department of Defense's Mechanical Product Test Center (MPTC) is seeking to acquire a new Computed Tomography (CT) test system to enhance its laboratory capabilities. This new system will enable advanced testing functions such as inspecting coatings, measuring dimensions, and examining the internal structures of parts and assemblies. The CT system is particularly valuable for analyzing test exhibits that are in their finished state, including those with coatings applied or assemblies completed, where traditional measurement methods may be limited or impossible due to inaccessibility or the presence of coatings. The system will facilitate dimensional inspection through coatings, enable evaluation of components within assembled configurations, allow internal part soundness assessment, and support inspection of the coatings themselves. The solicitation, identified as SP4706-26-R-0XXX, is a sources-sought opportunity posted by the Department of Defense office in Columbus, Ohio, with responses due by June 19, 2026. No set-aside applies to this acquisition, which falls under the NAICS code 334516. For further information, interested parties may contact Tyler Merkle via the provided contact details.
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Columbus, OH, USASet-Aside
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Full Description
The Mechanical Product Test Center (MPTC) is looking to acquire a new CT
system. The new system will expand the lab’s capabilities to test coatings, measure
dimensions, and examine the internals of parts & assemblies.
The MPTC frequently receives test exhibits that are in the finished state including
having the coatings applied and assembly completed. Technical requirements on drawing
may be applicable before coatings were applied or may be inaccessible after assembly of
multiple components. The CT system will allow measurement through coatings to allow
dimensional inspection of coated exhibits, dimensional inspection of components in the
assembled configuration, inspection of the internal soundness of parts, and inspection of
the coatings themselves.
See Attached Draft Statement of Work for more information.
