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Electro-Acoustic Component Assembly

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This subcontract for Electro-Acoustic Component Assembly supports NUWC Division Newport projects through the internal assembly of TR-317D and TR-353A transducers. The scope of work involves integrating electronic elements into housings using wiring, soldering, and the assembly of piezoelectric components within a controlled environment. The contractor is responsible for delivering up to 25,000 TR-317D units and 5,500 TR-353A units, which includes the production of First Article prototypes. This effort falls under NAICS code 334419 and is managed under the Department of Defense.

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Subcontract for assembling TR-317D and TR-353A transducers for NUWC Division Newport projects.

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334419 - Other Electronic Component Manufacturing

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RI

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This scope was carved out of N6660427R0004.

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TR-317D and TR-353A Transducers and Spare Parts Production.

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AgencyDepartment Of Defense → Nuwc Division Newport
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Performs internal assembly of TR-317D and TR-353A transducers for prime contractors on NUWC Division Newport projects. Integrates electronic elements into housings via wiring, soldering, and assembly of piezoelectric components in a controlled environment. Delivers up to 25,000 TR-317D units and 5,500 TR-353A units, including First Article prototypes.

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