Manufacturing of Reverse Osmosis Filter Elements with Mercury Components

The contract entails the custom fabrication of 67 reverse osmosis filter elements that incorporate mercury, designed to meet strict military specifications for the safe containment of hazardous materials and adherence to defense logistics standards. Each unit must be engineered to ensure complete isolation of mercury throughout its operational lifecycle, with robust construction and verified integrity to comply with federal safety and environmental protocols for defense-related hazardous components. The work is subject to rigorous quality control and documentation requirements to support accountability and regulatory compliance across the defense supply chain. This is a subcontract awarded under a Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business Set-Aside, identified by NAICS code 332999, and is managed by the Department of Defense through the Jacksonville BLDG office. The solicitation was posted on June 24, 2026, with proposals due by July 6, 2026. Performance is to be carried out at a location in Jacksonville, Florida, with a zip code of 32212-0103. All aspects of the project, from materials sourcing to final delivery, must align with defense procurement standards and ensure secure handling of mercury as a controlled hazardous substance. The work is part of an active defense logistics initiative requiring precise execution and full regulatory compliance.