Contract · Federal
Bearings
DEPT OF DEFENSE / DEPT OF THE ARMY FORT DRUM, NY
- Status Closes in 6 days
- Amount Amount not listed
- Set-aside Small Business Set Aside - Total
Scope
Salient CharacteristicsRequired Product Characteristics, brand-name-or-equal as follows:The contractor shall furnish new, unused, commercially available steel mill products meeting the material specification/grade, product form, nominal dimensions, length, and quantity stated for each Contract Line-Item Number (CLIN).Furnished products shall be free from material defects that would affect their intended use.
Used, reclaimed, repaired, remnant, or substitute-grade material is not acceptable.Dimensions are nominal.
Unless a tighter tolerance is expressly stated in the CLIN, material shall conform to the standard commercial tolerances applicable to its governing material specification and product form.The offeror shall identify, by CLIN, the offered manufacturer or mill/distributor; material specification and grade; product form; nominal dimensions; and any exception to this purchase description.
Any exception shall be clearly identified in the quotation.Substitution of a different material grade, product form, or smaller nominal dimension is not permitted without prior written authorization by the Contracting Officer.Documentation: The contractor shall provide a certificate of conformance identifying the material specification and grade for each CLIN. [Use this sentence only if the requiring activity has a documented need: The contractor shall also provide a mill test report traceable to the delivered heat/lot.]The offered products shall meet all of the following Government-validated salient characteristics:CLIN 0001 - Thin-section bearingReference item: Kaydon Bearings JG180XP0Quantity: 6 each.Furnish six (6) thin-section bearings, brand name or equal to Kaydon Bearings JG180XP0.
Each offered bearing shall be new, current production, unused, and free from defects.Offerors pr...
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Timeline
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Posted
Nov 6, 2026
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Status
Closing soon
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