SPARES, TECH MANUALS AND HPU CONTROLLERS
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The Military Sealift Fleet Support Command requires spares, technical manuals, and Hydraulic Power Unit (HPU) controllers to support Morgan Cranes previously procured through Purchase Order N40442-10-P-4010 from Morgan Crane located in Fontana, California. This procurement is designated as a sole source acquisition, meaning the government intends to purchase exclusively from Morgan Crane. Although this notice is not a solicitation for competitive quotes, any submissions received after the publication date will still be reviewed to determine whether a competitive procurement may be necessary. The contract falls under the NAICS code 333923, and the contracting office is based in Norfolk, Virginia. Interested parties must maintain active registration in the Central Registration system to be eligible for award consideration. The main points of contact for this procurement are Alfred Turner and Contract Specialist Mark R. Hunter, both reachable via provided email addresses and phone numbers. The performance location for the supplied items is Fontana, California, aligning with Morgan Crane’s facility.
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FONTANA, CA, 92335, USASet-Aside
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