J--HOLDER,PRINTED CIRC, IN REPAIR/MODIFICATION OF
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The contract involves the procurement of 28 units of a printed circuit J-holder, specifically for repair or modification purposes, identified by NSN 7H-5998-015251229-VN and TDP version 004. The delivery terms specify FOB origin, with the completed items to be issued to GE Intelligent Platforms located in Huntsville, Alabama. This solicitation, numbered N0010416PXA34, was posted on October 30, 2015, and is managed by the Department of Defense through the Navsup Weapon Systems Support Mechanical office based in Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania. This contract is categorized as a presolicitation and does not specify any set-aside types or NAICS codes. The place of performance details were not provided. The procurement aims to support maintenance and modification activities for defense systems, reflecting ongoing sustainment efforts by the Department of Defense to ensure operational readiness through component repair and replacement.
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