Reverse Osmosis Filter

The Marine Corps Logistics Command in Albany, Georgia, is conducting market research through a sources sought synopsis to identify qualified small businesses capable of providing a Reverse Osmosis Water System and associated maintenance services. The effort is designated as a Total Small Business Set-Aside under FAR 19.5, indicating the government intends to restrict competition to small businesses upon formal solicitation. The North American Industry Classification System code 811310 applies, referencing commercial and industrial machinery repair and maintenance. This notice is not a solicitation or contract; there is no formal requirement for pricing, contract value, or binding obligations at this stage. Responses are due by May 6, 2026, and must be submitted electronically to the designated point of contact, SSgt Jazelle Gomes, via email. The scope of work includes supplying a fully operational Reverse Osmosis Water System with specified components such as 2.5” x 40” carbon and 5-micron pre-filters, integrated water softeners, and delivering 12 annual preventive maintenance visits with emergency support, including membrane replacement and annual cost projections. Place of performance is Albany, Georgia, and while no formal inspection criteria, packaging standards, or evaluation factors are specified, the government expects vendors to demonstrate technical capability and maintenance proficiency aligned with industry norms. No contract clauses, financing details, or invoicing procedures are included, as this notice is solely for gathering market intelligence to determine the appropriate procurement method. Offerors are requested to provide basic organizational information and size status, but neither UEI/CAGE codes nor formal certifications are required at this pre-solicitation phase.