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CIRCUIT CARD ASSEMB

SAM
Solicitation

Posted

Mar 25, 2026

Due Date

Apr 9, 2026

Description

https://api.sam.gov/prod/opportunities/v1/noticedesc?noticeid=acc4008b0e1a4486a97a0ace661ed1fe

AI Summary

This solicitation seeks a fixed‑price contractor to repair Navy circuit‑card assemblies (CIRCUIT CARD ASSEMB) in accordance with the applicable Cage Code and reference numbers. The award will be bilateral and requires the contractor’s written acceptance before execution. All repair pricing must be firm and include receipt, handling of unwhole condition, missing or damaged hardware, and any wear damage. The Government mandates a Repair Turnaround Time (RTAT) of 50 days from physical receipt (as recorded in the Commercial Asset Visibility system) to final Government acceptance, with a required Government Source Inspection (GSI). Freight is FOB origin and will be handled by the Navy under the CAV Statement of Work. If an item is determined to be Beyond Repair (BR) or Beyond Economic Repair (BER), the contractor must provide documentation of evaluation costs; the Contracting Officer will negotiate a reduced not‑to‑exceed price for the repair effort. Additionally, any unexcused delay beyond the 50‑day RTAT will trigger a per‑unit, per‑month price reduction (up to a specified maximum) applied via a reconciliation modification. The contract also includes pre‑populated sub‑clause remarks for RTAT, monthly throughput constraints, and an induction expiration date, all of which must be adhered to. Substitutions or design changes require submission of drawings and a coded explanation. All required commercial specifications, standards, and classified documents must be obtained as directed in the solicitation.

Details

Notice ID
acc4008b0e1a4486a97a0ace661ed1fe
Solicitation Number
N0010426QDA66
NAICS Code
334412
Classification Code
5998

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