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Snow Removal Simulator Repair
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The 35th Contracting Office at Misawa Air Base, Japan, plans to award a sole source contract to Doron Precision Systems, Inc., located in Binghamton, New York, under the authority of simplified acquisition procedures. This contract is a follow-on to a previous award and involves the repair and maintenance of an existing Snow Removal Simulator, for which Doron Precision Systems is the original equipment manufacturer (OEM). The company holds proprietary technical data and unique expertise necessary for the specialized repairs, making them the only capable vendor to supply the required parts and perform the on-site work without risking duplication of cost or delays that could impact mission readiness. The contract includes the acquisition of specific replacement components such as a servo steering assembly, JLTV U-joint shaft, steering column bracket, CAN BUS analyzer, general-purpose relay, as well as travel for on-site repair and updates to the simulator at Misawa Air Base. The Government believes that only Doron Precision Systems possesses the technical capability and compatibility to meet these requirements and intends to negotiate solely with this vendor. However, other interested parties may present evidence of their capabilities if they believe competition would benefit the Government. The solicitation sets a deadline for responses by May 11, 2026, under NAICS code 333310, with points of contact provided for further inquiries.
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Misawa, JP-02, JPNSet-Aside
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The 35th Contracting Office at Misawa Air Base, Japan intends to award a sole source contract under the authority of R-DFARS 205.103.70 - 10 U.S.C. 3572, Implementation of Simplified Acquisition Procedures (41 U.S.C. 1901). The associated NAICS code for this is 333310.
The sole-source contract will be awarded to:
Doron Precision Systems, Inc (hereby the proposed vendor):
150 Corporate Dr
Binghamton, New York, 13904-3213
United States
CAGE Code: 56264
The proposed vendor is the OEM for an existing Snow Removal Simulator that was procured by DO No. FA520524F0068 in Mar 24, Misawa AB, against GSA schedule #47QREA18D000D. This repair serves as a logical follow-on as the OEM possesses proprietary technical data and expertise to perform necessary repairs and restore the equipment to original performance specifications. Research has shown that no other vendor can supply the required unique parts and niche repairs needed. This is a logical follow-on to the previous contract. Award to any other source would result in duplication of cost and delays, ultimately risking mission ready status.
Description of Requirement:
Acquisition of replacement materials and parts, followed by on-site repair.
Items to be procured are as follows:
- One (1) Servo Steering Assy (new JLTV)
- One (1) JLTV U - Joint Shaft (Single Joint)
- One (1) Steering Column Bracket (H2)
- One (1) CAN BUS Analyzer IP
- One (1) Relay, General Purpose
- On-site simulator repair and updates
- Travel to Misawa
It is the Government's belief that only the proposed candidate possesses the required capabilities to successfully meet this requirement due to its compatibility with the existing system. It is the Government's intention to solicit and negotiate with only this source. Interested parties may identify their interests to this notice by showing clear and convincing evidence that they can provide all the needed assets and competition would be advantageous to the Government.