Domestic and Berry Amendment-Compliant Material Sourcing

The contract requires the supply of copper alloy materials that are domestically sourced and fully compliant with the Berry Amendment, ensuring strict adherence to defense procurement regulations mandating U.S. origin for critical materials. This subcontract is part of a larger effort by the Department of Defense through the LAND SUPPLY CHAIN agency to secure essential components manufactured entirely within the United States, from raw material extraction through final production, to support military systems and equipment. The materials must meet all specified technical and regulatory requirements tied to national security supply chain integrity. The contract is posted under NAICS code 423520, indicating a focus on metal service centers and related distribution activities, and is performance-based with delivery expected at Dyess Air Force Base, Texas, zip code 79607. The submission window closes on July 30, 2026, with the solicitation made available on July 19, 2026, allowing potential suppliers sufficient time to prepare compliant proposals. All bidders must demonstrate their ability to source, process, and deliver copper alloy products exclusively from U.S. facilities, with full documentation verifying origin and compliance. This subcontract underscores the Department of Defense’s ongoing priority to reinforce domestic industrial capacity and reduce reliance on foreign sources for vital defense materials.