DETENTION-GRADE ELECTROMECHANICAL LOCKS.

The U.S. Navy, through the Naval Supply Systems Command Fleet Logistics Center San Diego, is seeking capabilities from small businesses to supply 30 detention-grade electromechanical locks for installation at the Naval Consolidated Brig Miramar in San Diego, California. The requirement is for 15 left-hand reverse NS406E-07 locks and 15 right-hand reverse NS402E-07 locks, both part of the Folger Adam NS400E Series, to be sourced exclusively as original equipment manufacturer (OEM) parts from Southern Folger via authorized dealer Western Detention. This procurement is structured as a firm-fixed-price contract with a 30-day delivery window following award, and all items must be delivered in original factory-sealed packaging with proper labeling including the contract number, manufacturer designation, model number, quantity, and “FRAGILE - ELECTRONIC HARDWARE” handling instruction. Palletized shipments require shrink-wrapping and banding for safe transport, and each shipment must include a detailed packing slip referencing the contract number and a minimum one-year manufacturer warranty. This solicitation, identified as N0024426Q0051, is a total small business set-aside under NAICS code 332510 with a 1,500-employee size standard, and response is limited to small businesses that must provide detailed capability statements not exceeding five one-sided pages in Microsoft Word or PDF format. Submissions must be sent via email to the designated point of contact, Queen Idele, by the deadline of July 1, 2026, and no hardcopies or portal submissions are permitted. The government will evaluate proposals under a lowest price technically acceptable (LPTA) methodology, prioritizing strict compliance with OEM specifications, packaging, labeling, and warranty requirements over cost alone. While no formal contract clauses, inspection criteria, or payment details are specified in this sources-sought notice, the procurement intent is to determine whether sufficient qualified small business vendors exist to support a future award for these critical security components at a Department of Defense facility.