Balance Arbor IDIQ Procurement | US. Navy | NAICS 331529
Executive Summary
The Naval Surface Warfare Center, Philadelphia Division is seeking proposals for the Balance Arbor IDIQ contract. This is a federal contract opportunity for small businesses in the primary metal manufacturing sector.
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Key Requirements (Verbatim Excerpts)
- at https://piee.eb.mil. Please do not email the proposals to the POCs listed on this notice. Additionally, the correct
⚠ Important Notice Details
Submission Requirements:
- Proposals shall be submitted through the PSM Module/Portal located at https://piee.eb.mil.
- Please do not email the proposals to the POCs listed on this notice.
- The correct Notice ID in the PSM Module/Portal is N6449826R0012.
Response Deadline: May 28, 2026 9:00 PM
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Scope & Requirements
The Naval Surface Warfare Center, Philadelphia Division (NSWCPD) RFP to Balance Arbor.
Per the attached Solicitation N6449826R0012, proposals shall be submitted through the PSM Module/Portal located at https://piee.eb.mil. Please do not email the proposals to the POCs listed on this notice. Additionally, the correct Notice ID in the PSM Module/Portal is N6449826R0012 (not N6449826R00012 listed above at the top of this notice).
Compliance & Qualifications
- Standard FAR clauses apply.
How to Prepare Your Bid
- Ensure your proposal is submitted through the PSM Module/Portal as specified.
- Double-check the Notice ID to avoid submission errors.
- Review the primary metal manufacturing requirements to align your proposal accordingly.
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