Latest US Volatility Contracts & Bids

A market survey is being conducted to identify potential sources capable of manufacturing and delivering blasting caps (M14). Interested companies must submit their capabilities, facilities, personnel, quality system, and past/current manufacturing experience, along with cost estimates for an approximate FY27 production quantity of 10,000 and for each first article test sample. Responses must be submitted electronically in Microsoft Word or PDF format, via email, no later than 3:00 PM Eastern Standard Time on October 15, 2025. The submission must reference the synopsis number in the subject line and on all enclosed documents. Email submittals are restricted to a maximum file size of 8 megabytes. If the email submission is larger than 8MB, separate into several emails or contact the contract specialist for additional instructions. The government is not obligated to award a contract as a result of this announcement.

Interested vendors must be registered with the US-Canada Joint Certification Program (JCP) to access technical data packages (TDPs). Each individual requiring access must have a SAM. gov account. The TDPs are classified as distribution D, limited distribution authorized to the Department of Defense (DOD) and US DOD contractors. Responses are requested electronically by 12:00 PM CT on October 13, 2025. Responses must include company name, cage code, point of contact information, company address, business size, prime/subcontractor interest, company capabilities, facilities, personnel experience, quality system, past/current manufacturing experience, feasibility of lead times (270 days for first article test, 365 days for production), rough order of magnitude (ROM) prices, minimum/maximum monthly production quantities, and available capacity. Responses must also identify if the firm has produced the items, when, who the customer was, the production rate, and the contract number. Respondents must identify any components or materials subject to price volatility or scarcity and address mitigation strategies. The US government intends to use the information to develop an acquisition strategy for future requirements.

The US Army Contracting Command is seeking capable sources for the production and delivery of F470 CTG signal prac bomb CXU 3A B smoke cold for fiscal years **** companies must submit responses electronically by September 24, 2025, including information on their capabilities, facilities, personnel, quality systems, past experience, minimum production requirements, production limitations, lead times, price volatility mitigation strategies, business size, and socio-economic status. Responses must also reference the solicitation number and subject. The technical data packages are classified and require registration with the US-Canada Joint Certification Program (JCP). Contractors must be registered in the System for Award Management (SAM) database.

The US Army Contracting Command is seeking capable sources for the production and delivery of nose plug g008 and support cup fw26 for MK80 general purpose bombs. Interested companies must submit their responses electronically by September 22, 2025. The responses should include a summary of the company's capabilities, facilities, personnel experience, quality system, past manufacturing experience and capacity, potential sub-tier vendors, rough order of magnitude prices, minimum and maximum monthly production quantities, company size status, and any components or materials subject to price volatility or scarcity. The technical data packages are classified and accessible only to DOD and US DOD contractors registered with the US-Canada Joint Certification Program (JCP) and with a SAM. gov account. Top-level drawings for the nose plug and support cup will be provided. Companies must be registered in the System for Award Management (SAM) database.

The US Army Contracting Command is conducting a market survey to identify potential sources for manufacturing and delivering demolition kits (Bangalore torpedoes, M1A2 and M1A3). The requirement may be set aside for small businesses. Interested companies must submit a capabilities statement, including information on facilities, personnel, quality system, past experience, feasibility of the government's preferred lead time, rough order of magnitude (ROM) prices, minimum and maximum monthly production quantities, and available capacity. Responses must be submitted electronically in Microsoft Word or PDF format, via email, no later than 3:00 PM Eastern Standard Time on August 15, 2025. Responses must reference the synopsis number in the subject line and on all enclosed documents. Email submissions are restricted to a maximum file size of 8 megabytes. Technical Data Packages (TDPs) will be provided to assist in responding, but must be returned upon completion of the survey.