Engines

This contract, identified by solicitation number SPMYM326Q4065, is a Small Business Set Aside issued by DLA Maritime – Portsmouth under NAICS code 335312 for engines, with responses due by August 5, 2026. The requirement centers on the procurement of engines compliant with stringent federal supply chain security standards, particularly Section 889 of the NDAA, which prohibits the use of telecommunications and video surveillance equipment from designated foreign adversaries such as Huawei and ZTE. Contractors must verify supply chain traceability, report any covered equipment within one business day, submit mitigation plans within ten days, and ensure compliance flows down to all subcontractor tiers with documentation retained for six years. The contract applies strict packaging and marking requirements aligned with ASTM-D-3951 and MIL-STD-129, mandating specific labeling including NSN, QA Designator 4, government contract number, and full ship-to and from details with Data Matrix barcodes; prohibited materials include asbestos, loose fill polystyrene, and yellow packaging except for radioactive containment. Delivery is targeted for August 30, 2026, at the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard in Kittery, Maine, under FOB Destination terms, with acceptance performed by the government at the destination using official forms such as DD Form 250 or WAWF. The source selection method is Lowest Price Technically Acceptable, with an evaluation factor of $200 for unused surplus property and $600 per Engineering Support Activity for coordination efforts. All offers must include a current UEI and CAGE code, affirm small business status under the SBA size standard, and complete required representations concerning covered telecommunications equipment, employee identity verification, and compliance with export control and cybersecurity regulations including NIST SP 800-171 and DFARS 252.204-7012. Invoicing must be conducted via WAWF, and contractors are subject to Supplier Performance Risk System assessments. Special requirements include strict adherence to anti-counterfeit part systems, prohibition of forced labor from Xinjiang, restrictions on compensation for former DoD officials, and compliance with cybersecurity controls for safeguarding covered defense information. No pricing details are provided in the solicitation, and the contract value remains unspecified.