FY26-30 Standard Missile (SM) Solid Rocket Motor (SRM)

The United States Navy is conducting market research to determine industry capability and interest in supporting the FY26-30 Standard Missile (SM) Solid Rocket Motor (SRM) requirements. The Navy is seeking responses from sources capable of manufacturing and assembling Solid Rocket Motors with capabilities similar to those currently utilized in the Navy's SM program. The requirements include conducting acceptance testing, administering regrain processes, performing parts disposition, and storing accepted Government Furnished Equipment (GFE) until shipment to the prime contractor. Some key points to consider: • The Government is seeking responses from small and large businesses. • The requirements include manufacturing and assembling MK104 DTRMs and MK72 Booster Motors. • The contract type is expected to be a combination of cost-plus-fixed-fee and fixed-price. • The delivery period is expected to be from FY2026 to FY2030. • Interested vendors should submit a response that includes company information, business size status, and a capability statement. • Optional white papers are also accepted, and they should include an executive overview, technical approach, schedule, and security/markings information.