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TR-317D and TR-353A Transducers and Spare Parts Production.

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NUWC DIV NEWPORT · DEPT OF DEFENSE

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Value
unstated
Published
9 Oct 2026
Deadline
10 Nov 2026, 19:00 GMT · 17d left · as published, verify on the notice
Type
opportunity

Description

TR-317D and TR-353A Transducers and Spare Parts Production. The contractor shall design, document, manufacture, test, package, and deliver up to 40 First Article TR-317D transducers and up to 40 First Article TR-353A transducers (if First Articles are not waived), and up to 25,000 production TR-317D transducers and up to 5,500 production TR-353A transducers which meet the performance requirements of the respective TR-317D and TR-353A transducer Critical Item Performance Specification (CIPS). The contractor shall also manufacture, test, package, and deliver up to 5,500 TR-353A Installation Kits, up to 5,000 TR-353A Housings, up to 5,000 TR-353A End Seals, up to 5,000 TR-317D Vulcanized Body Assemblies, up to 5,000 TR-317D End Seal Assemblies, and up to 5,000 Vulcanized Housing Assemblies which will be build-to-print items in accordance with the respective drawings.

Key facts

Reference
N6660427R0004
Procedure
Solicitation
Contact
Keri Gunn
keri.l.gunn.civ@us.navy.mil
4018326779
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Provenance

Source
sam-gov
Notice id
cd42a9d5a75e4e4d9fc3c6501c0ea91b
First seen
9 Oct 2026
Last updated
12 Oct 2026

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