Packaging, Preservation, and Marking of Electronic Components

The contract requires the packaging, preservation, and marking of circuit card assemblies to comply with Defense Logistics Agency standards for military-grade electronics, ensuring long-term integrity during storage and transit. This includes the use of ESD-safe materials to prevent electrostatic discharge damage, corrosion inhibition techniques to protect metallic components, and moisture control measures to maintain environmental stability. All processes must adhere to strict DLA preservation and handling protocols, with packaging designs certified to withstand extreme conditions and extended storage periods without degradation. In addition to physical protection, the contract mandates military-compliant marking procedures that ensure proper identification, traceability, and documentation throughout the supply chain. Each assembly must be labeled in accordance with federal and defense specifications, including unique identifiers, lot numbers, and handling instructions. The work falls under NAICS code 493190 for other warehousing and storage and is structured as a subcontract under the Department of Defense. Performance is expected to meet exacting quality benchmarks without specified geographic limitations, and the solicitation was posted on July 15, 2026, with award details accessible through the DIBBS system.