Hazardous Materials Compliance & Mercury Handling

All packaging and preservation methods must strictly exclude mercury, and any functional components containing mercury must be engineered with shock-proof design features and secondary containment systems compliant with NAVSEA 5100-003D standards. The subcontract requires full adherence to hazardous materials handling protocols to ensure zero exposure risk during transportation, storage, or operation, with all designs validated to prevent leakage or breakage under extreme conditions. The contract is issued under the NAICS code 541620 by the Department of Defense’s Fluid Handling Division, with performance limited to the FPO area identified by zip code 34091. Responses are due by August 10, 2026, and the solicitation is open for submission through the DIBBS portal. No set-aside type is specified, and all bids must demonstrate verifiable compliance with the mercury control and containment specifications outlined in the technical requirements.