Envelope Power Unit Procurement | DLA Maritime Columbus | Machinery Manufacturing
DLA Maritime Columbus procurement for Envelope Power Unit. Small business contracting opportunity in machinery manufacturing.
View Related ReportSeal Assembly, Shaft Procurement | Department of Defense
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Combined Synopsis/Solicitation
May 18, 2026
Unrestricted
May 25, 2026 12:00 AM
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Executive Summary
The Department of Defense is procuring 43 units of seal assembly, shaft under solicitation SPE7M126Q0971. This is a request for quotation (RFQ) and all responsible sources may submit a quote.
Key Requirements (Verbatim Excerpts)
- Proposed procurement for NSN 4320010088243 SEAL ASSEMBLY,SHAFT:
- Approved sources are 72914 B-109342; 77842 68429; 78U39 1-300-585-01; 78U39 1-300-585-02; 78U39 1-300-585-03.
⚠ Important Notice Details
Response Deadline: May 25, 2026 12:00 AM
Named Vendors / Incumbents:
- 72914 B-109342
- 77842 68429
- 78U39 1-300-585-01
- 78U39 1-300-585-02
- 78U39 1-300-585-03
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Scope & Requirements
Proposed procurement for NSN 4320010088243 SEAL ASSEMBLY,SHAFT:
- Line 0001 Qty 43 UI EA Deliver To: W1A8 DLA DISTRIBUTION By: 0030 DAYS ADO
Approved sources are 72914 B-109342; 77842 68429; 78U39 1-300-585-01; 78U39 1-300-585-02; 78U39 1-300-585-03.
Compliance & Qualifications
- Standard FAR clauses apply.
How to Prepare Your Bid
- Ensure your quote includes all required part numbers and specifications as listed in the solicitation.
- Submit your quote electronically to meet the deadline.
- Verify that you are an approved source for the specified NSN before bidding.
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