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USNS NEWPORT APPLETON CRANE MATERIAL
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The Military Sealift Command is seeking to procure Appleton Marine parts specifically for the USNS NEWPORT (T-EPF 12). This solicitation, issued by the Department of Defense's MSC Headquarters in Norfolk, Virginia, under solicitation number N3220526Q0001, invites interested parties to submit their responses by April 15, 2026. The procurement falls under the NAICS code 333923, which pertains to marine machinery manufacturing. The place of performance for the contract is located in Orange, Texas. Potential offerors can direct inquiries or submissions to the primary point of contact, Matias Parker, whose contact details are provided. This acquisition represents a straightforward procurement requirement without set-aside considerations, aimed at obtaining necessary crane material components for operational needs.
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Contract Value
$76,202Place of Performance
Orange, TX, 77630, USASet-Aside
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APPLETON MARINE INCAward Issued Date
Timeline
Submission Closed
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Military Sealift Command has a requirement to procure Appleton Marine parts for the USNS NEWPORT (T-EPF 12).
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