Manufacturing of MBT Anode ICCP Cable Assembly

The contract calls for the manufacturing of 55 units of a 100-foot ruggedized cable assembly specifically designed for marine impressed current cathodic protection systems aboard naval vessels. These cable assemblies are critical components in preventing corrosion on ship hulls and underwater structures, requiring high durability to withstand harsh saltwater environments, mechanical stress, and prolonged exposure to seawater. The product must meet stringent military-grade specifications for electrical performance, insulation integrity, and long-term reliability under operational conditions. The solicitation is posted as a subcontract under the NAICS code 335999 for other electrical equipment and component manufacturing, with the Department of Defense through DLA Maritime - Pearl Harbor as the overseeing agency. Responses are due by May 11, 2026, at 10:00 PM Eastern Time, and the contract is open for eligible subcontractors to bid. The place of performance and specific delivery location are not detailed, but the end use is clearly tied to naval applications. All units must be produced to ensure full operational compatibility with existing ICCP systems onboard U.S. Navy ships, with quality control and documentation required to support certification and deployment.