The U.S. Navy is procuring ten (10) electroplating powerpacks (SIFCO ASC model 6015A20V) to support submarine overhaul, maintenance, and repair activities at Pearl Harbor and Guam. Because the equipment is a brand‑name, proprietary system required for Code 930 electroplating certification, the Navy is using a non‑competitive, sole‑source acquisition under the simplified acquisition threshold. Vendors must submit a quotation that includes delivery time, manufacturer of record (MFR), and country of origin (COO). The solicitation requires completion of the HMDRFQINFO form (pages 25‑27) and compliance with FAR 9.104 responsibility screening. Delivery is to Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard (DoDAAC N32253) with destination FOB terms; estimated delivery time is expressed in calendar days ARO (after receipt of order). The contract will be awarded to the sole responsible source that can meet the urgent schedule (identified need on 6/25/2026, with lead time of 9‑11 weeks).
• Item: 10 electroplating powerpacks, model 6015A20V (SIFCO ASC).
• Use: Submarine hull electroplating (Code 930) at Pearl Harbor and Guam.
• Procurement method: Sole‑source, other‑than‑full‑and‑open competition (FAR 13.106‑1).
• Required information: Delivery time, MFR, COO, completed HMDRFQINFO (pages 25‑27).
• Shipping: Destination FOB to Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard, HI 96860‑5033.
• Evaluation: Lowest Price Technically Acceptable (LPTA).
• Contact: Contracting Officer Quincey Lee Dillenback (US Navy).
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