First Article Testing (FAT) Services
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The contract requires execution and documentation of First Article Testing for Tool Assembly and Firing to verify that design and performance meet established military standards. This subcontract is issued under the Defense Logistics Agency, part of the Department of Defense, and falls under the NAICS code 541380 for scientific and technical consulting services. The work must be performed and fully documented to ensure compliance with rigorous defense requirements, and the performance location is not specified beyond general scope. The solicitation is open for subcontracting opportunities under a DLA procurement with the contract number SPE4A726P5368, and all testing activities must be completed in alignment with federal defense protocols to confirm readiness and functionality prior to broader production or deployment.
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This scope was carved out of SPE4A726P5368.
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TOOL ASSEMBLY, FIRIN
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