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USS Theodore Roosevelt Ship requires a specialized, all-electric nonhydraulic rescue tools designed for cutting and spreading in emergency services.

SAM
SBA
Solicitation

Posted

Apr 22, 2026

Due Date

Apr 25, 2026

Location

San Diego, California

Description

https://api.sam.gov/prod/opportunities/v1/noticedesc?noticeid=3938d5f3c7bc46c89ee6ae5b75d6b2fc

AI Summary

The Government is issuing a competitive, women‑owned‑small‑business set‑aside for a firm‑fixed‑price (FFP) contract to supply the USS Theodore Roosevelt (CVN‑71) with a generic, specialized rescue‑tool system. The system must consist of an all‑electric, non‑hydraulic cutting and spreading tool, a controller unit, and associated accessories (power cable, battery pack, charger, Sawzall kit, jumper cables). Key technical requirements include 12 V DC power, lightweight and portable design, suitability for indoor and outdoor use, no hydraulic or gasoline fluids, color‑coded components for safety, and an automatic shut‑off in the controller when maximum tool output is reached. One rescue‑tool system, one rescue tool, and one controller unit are required. Award will be made using a Lowest Price Technically Acceptable (LPTA) source‑selection process in accordance with FAR 13.106, and only to offerors deemed responsible under FAR 9.104. Offerors must submit specifications, capability statements, and up to three pages of qualifications/certifications, along with a completed Standard Form 1449 (blocks 13, 14, 15, 30) and a firm‑fixed unit price for CLIN 0001. All questions must be submitted via the SAM.gov RFI portal (Notice ID R2124760704199); no other question methods will be accepted. Delivery is FOB to the ship’s address in San Diego, CA.

Details

Notice ID
3938d5f3c7bc46c89ee6ae5b75d6b2fc
Solicitation Number
R212460704199
NAICS Code
339113
Classification Code
4240

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