Filter Element Procurement by Defense Logistics Agency
Executive Summary
The Defense Logistics Agency is procuring filter elements through an indefinite delivery contract. The estimated quantity is 120,000, with a maximum not to exceed 350,000.
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Scope & Requirements
Indefinite Delivery Contract:
- Estimated quantity: 120,000
- Not to Exceed: 350,000.00
Compliance & Qualifications
- Standard FAR clauses apply.
How to Prepare Your Bid
- Ensure your proposal clearly outlines your capacity to meet the estimated quantity of 120,000 filter elements.
- Highlight any past performance or experience in supplying similar products to government agencies.
- Be prepared to provide pricing that is competitive yet sustainable within the maximum limit of $350,000.
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Why Small Businesses Should Consider This
This contract presents a valuable opportunity for small businesses in the machinery manufacturing sector (NAICS 333310). With an indefinite delivery contract structure, it allows for flexibility and the potential for ongoing work, which can be crucial for small businesses looking to establish a foothold in federal contracting.
Moreover, the estimated quantity and maximum limit provide a clear framework for small businesses to assess their capabilities and prepare competitive bids, making it an accessible opportunity for those with the right resources.