On-Site Additive Manufacturing for Marine Parts Fabrication

The contract seeks qualified subcontractors to deploy industrial marine-grade composite 3D printing technologies for the on-site fabrication of mission-critical replacement parts aboard vessels, with the primary objective of minimizing operational downtime. This initiative leverages advanced additive manufacturing methods to produce durable, high-performance components directly at maritime locations, eliminating reliance on traditional supply chains and extended lead times. The solution must support the fabrication of parts that meet stringent marine environmental standards, ensuring resistance to corrosion, saltwater exposure, and mechanical stress under demanding operational conditions. The work is to be performed at W BLOOMFLD TW, under a subcontract award issued by the Department of Defense through its W072 Endist Detroit office. The opportunity is classified under NAICS code 339999 for other miscellaneous manufacturing, and responses are due by July 21, 2026. There is no set-aside designation specified, and full compliance with technical specifications for marine-grade composite materials and on-site printing capabilities is required. Contractors must demonstrate proven experience in industrial 3D printing for maritime applications and provide evidence of equipment, personnel, and processes capable of delivering field-deployable, mission-ready components under operational constraints.