Precision Machining of Titanium Alloy Components

The contract calls for precision CNC machining, milling, and finishing of high-strength titanium alloy components designed for aerospace nozzle systems, requiring advanced manufacturing capabilities to meet stringent aerospace integrity and performance standards. Work must adhere to tight tolerances and material specifications native to titanium alloys used in high-temperature, high-stress environments, with all processes ensuring dimensional accuracy, surface finish, and structural integrity critical to mission-critical propulsion applications. The work is classified as a subcontract under NAICS code 332813, indicating specialized metal forging and stamping activities with a focus on custom machining. The opportunity is managed by the Department of Defense through the Ok DLA Aviation office in Oklahoma City, with response submissions due by September 3, 2026. There is no set-asides designated for small businesses or other categories, and the place of performance is not specified in detail, implying flexibility in location provided the deliverables meet contractual and technical requirements. Interested parties must possess the technical expertise, equipment, and quality control systems necessary to handle aerospace-grade titanium under controlled manufacturing conditions, with all completed parts expected to be fully traceable and compliant with defense industry specifications.