Precision Forging of High-Strength Steel Electrical Hardware

This contract involves the precision forging of Dead End Tee components with a flat base, manufactured from high-strength steel designed to achieve a minimum ultimate tensile strength of 35,000 pounds. The parts must conform to exact dimensional tolerances, ensuring they meet stringent quality and performance standards. The work focuses on producing electrical hardware critical for infrastructure, emphasizing both durability and precision. The contract is a subcontract opportunity posted by Nashville Electric Service, based in Nashville, Tennessee, with a response deadline in late May 2026. It falls under the NAICS code 332420, which pertains to forging operations. While specific set-aside details and organizational types are not indicated, the project targets reliable suppliers capable of delivering high-strength forged components suitable for demanding electrical applications. Interested parties can access further information and submit proposals through the vendor portal provided by the agency.