The government needs a suction adapter (Navy-specified part built to government drawing 5944D16 and IRPOD technical data) with FOB-destination delivery.
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We are seeking quotes for a suction adapter (Navy-specified part built to government drawing 5944D16 and IRPOD technical data) with FOB-destination delivery.
Scope: Manufacture and supply a suction adapter to the drawings, specifications and IRPOD obtained through the BPMI e-commerce site.
Technical documents: Documents are on logistics.unnpp.gov/ecommerce, which needs pre-registration and a password; they are export-controlled (NOFORN).
Quality requirements: Must meet MIL-I-45208 as supplemented by ISR-1, with inspection system program plans or premanufacturing/test procedures and item unique identification marking.
Delivery and payment: FOB destination; invoicing through Wide Area WorkFlow (WAWF) using the Invoice and Receiving Report (Combo).
Compliance: Buy American/Free Trade Agreements clause applies, plus cybersecurity maturity (CMMC) notice, security prohibitions, and a priority rating for national defense use.
Quote deadline: Closing date was last extended to October 22, 2026, and quotes must stay valid 60 days after closing unless you state otherwise.
The basics
Price due
October 22, 2026
Buyer
Department of Defense, Navsup Weapon Systems Support Mech
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