CIRCUIT CARD ASSEMB

The U.S. Navy is seeking a contractor to perform repair and assembly of circuit cards (electronic components) under a contract that includes strict repair turnaround times (RTAT), throughput constraints, and compliance with a variety of federal regulations (Buy American, security, equal opportunity, etc.). The contractor must report receipt of assets in the Commercial Asset Visibility system within five business days, meet negotiated RTATs, and accept final inspection by the Government. Pricing is unit‑based and tied to meeting RTATs; failure to meet RTATs may trigger price adjustments. The contract’s induction period expires 365 days after award, after which new assets cannot be accepted without a bilateral agreement. • Scope: Repair, re‑assembly, and testing of Navy circuit cards (NSNs) • Pricing: Unit‑price per repaired card, tied to RTAT compliance • Performance metrics: Defined RTAT (days), throughput per month, reporting in CAV system • Regulatory compliance: Buy American, security, EEO for disabilities, etc. • Duration: Up to 1 year (induction expiration) with potential extensions • Required capabilities: Secure handling of sensitive items, ability to meet tight turnaround times, established logistics for receiving and shipping assets.