Department of the Navy (USN) Contracts
Browse active federal contract opportunities from Department of the Navy. Find solicitations, set-aside contracts, and procurement opportunities on SAM.gov.
About Department of the Navy
Acquires shipbuilding, weapons systems, IT infrastructure, and professional services for naval and Marine Corps operations.
Department of the Navy posts contract opportunities on SAM.gov across a wide range of product and service categories. Small businesses with relevant NAICS codes and certifications (8(a), HUBZone, SDVOSB, WOSB) can find set-aside opportunities specifically reserved for qualified firms.
How to Win Navy Contracts
Winning contracts with Department of the Navy starts with understanding their procurement priorities and having a strong SAM.gov registration. Ensure your entity profile lists the NAICS codes relevant to Navy's mission and that your capabilities statement highlights past performance in similar work.
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Recent Navy Opportunities
View all →The Department of Defense is procuring spinner tubes for the Navy, specifically 30 units of the Beetle 9.5 MM pipe fitting manufactured by Stoneage Inc. The procurement is set aside for small businesses under FAR 19.5.
The Department of Defense is procuring panoramic telescopes for the Navy, specifically for repair services. Key requirements include a Repair Turnaround Time (RTAT) of 90 days and government source inspection, with offers needing to specify pricing and RTAT details.
The Department of Defense is procuring helical springs for the Navy, specifically requiring two units to be delivered to the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard in Kittery, Maine. The award will be contingent upon meeting qualification requirements at the time of award as specified in the solicitation.
The Department of Defense is procuring four OEM Endress+Hauser SSDG Fuel Flow Meters for the USNS Oscar V. Peterson to support its Ships Service Diesel Generator. Carotek Inc. is the sole source for this requirement, ensuring the specific technical needs are met.
The Department of Defense is procuring an Antenna Tester from MegiQ BV for the Naval Surface Warfare Center Dahlgren Division. The procurement is a total small business set aside and requires the specific brand name item due to compatibility with existing systems. Offerors must submit quotations that include all associated costs and documentation confirming their status as authorized resellers.
The Department of Defense is procuring maintenance and repair support for the Legacy Landing Craft Air Cushion (LCAC) and LCAC100 class. Key requirements include addressing various amendments to the solicitation documents and ensuring compliance with updated clauses and verbiage. The work will be performed in Panama City Beach, Florida.
The Department of Defense is procuring a Parts Kit for the Navy's Fleet Logistics Center Puget Sound. The evaluation will focus on price reasonableness and past performance, with mandatory transportation provided at no cost to the contractor. Quotes will be assessed based on technical factors, delivery date, price, and past performance.
The Department of Defense is procuring metal bars, specifically nonferrous base metal rods made of copper and aluminum, for use in a crucial shipboard system. The procurement emphasizes the need for high-quality materials due to the potential risks associated with incorrect or defective materials, which could result in serious consequences including personnel injury and loss of vital systems.
The Department of Defense is procuring hybrid gaskets for the Navy's NAVSUP Weapon Systems Support in Mechanicsburg. Key requirements include compliance with various military specifications and quality standards, as well as mandatory use of specific documentation and processes for the procurement.
The Department of Defense is procuring machine keys and pins for the Navy's NAVSUP Weapon Systems Support in Mechanicsburg. The materials are critical for a shipboard system and must meet specific toxicity and flammability requirements, with strict quality assurance procedures in place to prevent failures that could result in serious consequences.
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