Mercury-Containing Device Containment Compliance

The contract requires engineering design and verification services to ensure shock-proof housing and secondary containment systems for mercury-containing devices meet the stringent standards outlined in NAVSEA 5100-003D. This work is critical to safeguarding personnel and the environment by preventing mercury leakage under mechanical stress or operational hazards, and must include rigorous testing protocols to validate structural integrity and containment effectiveness. The deliverables must align with defense-specific safety and environmental compliance requirements, with a focus on durability, reliability, and adherence to federal hazardous material handling guidelines. Execution of this subcontract is tied to a performance location in Tracy, California with a zip code of 95304-5000, and the work is under the purview of the Fluid Handling Division within the Department of Defense. The solicitation, identified under NAICS code 541380 for other scientific and technical consulting services, opens on July 23, 2026, and requires proposals to be submitted by August 3, 2026. While no set-aside provisions are specified, the nature of the work demands specialized engineering expertise in hazardous material containment, and successful offerors must demonstrate proven experience in defense-related environmental compliance projects involving toxic substances like mercury.