Precision Fabrication of Ceramic Ball and Titanium Housing Components
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This subcontract involves the precision fabrication of components for the Ceramic Ball Kit supporting NAVSUP Weapon Systems Support projects for the Department of Defense. The scope of work requires the manufacture of balls using centrifugally cast 6AL-4V titanium or ASTM-B381 Grade F-5, and seats produced from MC903 cast nylon, all in strict accordance with Naval Ship Systems Command drawings under TDP Version O08. To ensure compliance with technical specifications, the contractor must utilize precision grinding and lapping equipment and maintain Level I Quality Assurance to provide full material traceability. The final deliverables include the finished high-precision components along with all necessary certifications. The response deadline for this opportunity is November 16, 2026.
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This scope was carved out of N0010426QFD00.
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BALL KIT, CERAMIC
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