TEARDOWN, EVALUATE, REPAIR AND MODIFY POWER SUPPLY

The contract solicitation N00104-26-Q-QA99, issued by the Naval Supply Systems Command Weapon Systems Support in Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania, seeks qualified contractors to teardown, evaluate, repair, and/or modify a specific power supply unit identified by NSN 7HH 6130-01-520-5554. The work is to be performed at the contractor’s facility with a fixed-price delivery schedule requiring completion within 60 days after receipt of order, and all shipments are FOB Origin, meaning the contractor bears full responsibility for transportation and risk until the item is loaded for shipment. Packaging and marking must strictly comply with MIL-STD-2073-1 for preservation and MIL-STD-129 for labeling, including mandatory use of water-resistant labels bearing the Procurement Instrument Identifier, Contract Line Item Number, and SubCLIN. Specialized packaging requirements extend to wood packaging material conforming to ISPM 15 with ALSC certification, and unique item identification per MIL-STD-130 must be applied. Palletization must follow MIL-STD-147 and ANSI MH1-2016 standards, using specified military pallet types with no commercial alternatives permitted. For ESD-sensitive components, ANSI/ESD S20.20-2021 protections are required, and barrier materials must be sourced from the approved QPL list. The contract emphasizes past performance as the most critical evaluation factor, with the government applying risk ratings based on the DoD Supplier Performance Risk System to determine contractor reliability, and price considered only as a secondary consideration, allowing award to be made to the most advantageous offeror rather than the lowest-priced. Acceptance occurs at the contractor’s facility where assets are physically received and tracked through the Commercial Asset Visibility system, with inspections conducted by both the contractor and the government to ensure adherence to original manufacturer specifications, ISO 9001 quality standards, and all contract clauses. Key cybersecurity obligations include compliance with NIST SP 800-171 Rev. 2 for Controlled Unclassified Information, current CMMC certification at an appropriate level in SPRS, and full flow-down of DFARS cybersecurity clauses to all subcontractors. Contractors must also provide CMMC Unique Identifiers, adhere to special labeling requirements including yellow DLR labels on eligible items, and implement property management procedures for government-owned scrap. All submissions must be made electronically through WAWF, SPRS,