Solenoid Assembly Manufacturing & Delivery

The contract awards the design, fabrication, assembly, testing, and delivery of three military-grade solenoid assemblies to a qualifying supplier under strict defense manufacturing standards. Each unit must comply with IPC/JEDEC specifications for electronic component reliability, MIL-STD-129 for military labeling and packaging, and DLA logistics requirements to ensure interoperability and readiness within the defense supply chain. The work is classified as a subcontract within the NAICS code 335314, indicating it pertains to the manufacturing of electric motors and generators, with the Department of Defense’s Defense Logistics Agency serving as the overseeing entity. All components must be fully tested and packaged to meet stringent military-grade durability and traceability protocols, ensuring they are fit for operational use in austere environments. The project timeline is set to begin in June 2026, with delivery obligations aligned with DLA’s inventory and distribution systems. Although the place of performance and point of contact details are unspecified, the contract mandates adherence to federal defense procurement protocols, including full documentation, quality assurance, and compliance verification throughout the lifecycle of each assembly. Successful execution requires precision engineering, validated manufacturing processes, and rigorous quality control to ensure each solenoid meets the performance and reliability benchmarks expected by the U.S. military. The delivery schedule and acceptance criteria are implicitly tied to DLA’s logistical readiness objectives, making timely and compliant fulfillment non-negotiable.