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Beadlock and Regulating Valve

Department of Defense (DoD)
est. $300K – $500K

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Quick Brief

The Department of Defense is procuring BEADLOCK and VALVE, REGULATING components for the Defense Logistics Agency. Interested manufacturers must demonstrate their capability to produce these items to the required quality standards and submit a SAR package for approval.

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Scope & Requirements

Manufacturers must provide information to demonstrate their ability to produce BEADLOCK and VALVE, REGULATING components to the required standards.

Contract Details

Estimated Value
est. $300K – $500K
Similar contracts award $1K$20K (median $6K, 15,841 awards)Above typical range
NAICS Codes

Agency & Contact

Contracting Organization

Agency
DEPT OF DEFENSE

Point of Contact

John A. Smith
Contracting Officer
(202) 555-0100

Key Dates

Published2mo ago
Apr 6, 2026
Last Updated2mo ago
Apr 6, 2026
Became Solicitation2mo ago
Apr 6, 2026
Tracked
Response Due2mo ago
Apr 9, 2026
Response Date2mo ago
Apr 13, 202611:59 PM

Description

Please review the Market Research Spreadsheet (which is included in this posting) for the NSN required and provide any sources that may be able to manufacture the item.

DLA Land & Maritime does not have any drawings/specifications associated with these items.

Sources interested in becoming approved sources for these NSNs must submit the appropriate information as outlined in Procurement Note L04, Offers for Part Numbered Items.

Should a company wish to be reviewed and qualified as an “Approved Source”, they may submit an application package through the DLA Land and Maritime Alternate Offer/Source Approval Request (SAR) Program.

A SAR package contains all technical data needed to demonstrate that the prospective contractor can competently manufacture the product to the same level of quality or better than the Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM).

The onus is on the contractor to document and demonstrate their product is equal to, or better, than the currently approved item which DLA Land and Maritime is procuring.

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