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CIRCUIT CARD ASSEMBLY

Department of Defense → Defense Logistics Agency → DLA LPresolicitationSolicitation SPRDL1-26-R-0100

Response deadline

Thu, Aug 13, 2026, 8:00 PM EDT
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Opportunity details

NAICS
334412
Notice type
Presolicitation
Set-aside
No Set aside used
Original posted
August 1, 2026
Last updated
October 18, 2026
Notice ID
6a7155a96fb84e1b95ec5538067057de

Summary

Item Name: CIRCUIT CARD ASSEMBLY NSN: 5998-01-506-6659 Part Number: 12993408 Quantity: 37 Option Quantity: 37 End Item: Abrams FOV Response Date: 29 April 2026 Requirements Description: The Circuit Card Assembly is a critical component of the Abrams Fighting Vehicle System (AFVS) Engine. The Government does not have drawings for this item that are suitable for competitive procurement. The TDP is fully defined, but the government does not have full data rights. THE OFFER DUE DATE IS ON OR ABOUT 30 SEP 2026 (SEE SOLICITATION FOR ACTUAL DUE DATE). THE SOLICITATION WILL EXPLAIN THAT THE DRAWINGS ARE INADEQUATE TO ENABLE COMPETITIVE BIDDING. THIS ITEM IS BEING RESTRICTED TO THE APPROVED SOURCE WHICH ISGeneral Dynamics Mission System-Canada (GDMS-C), (CAGE) 05257 OR AN AUTHORIZED DISTRIBUTOR. ONLY THE APPROVED SOURCES AND/OR DISTRIBUTORS WILL BE CONSIDERED ON THIS BUY. IF YOU WANT TO BECOME AN APPROVED SOURCE FOR FUTURE BUYS, CONTACT THE COMPETITION MANAGEMENT OFFICE AT THIS E-MAIL ADDRESS: usarmy.detroit.tacom.mbx.lcmc-competition-management-office@mail.mil.

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Item Name: CIRCUIT CARD ASSEMBLY NSN: 5998-01-506-6659 Part Number: 12993408 Quantity: 37 Option Quantity: 37 End Item: Abrams FOV Response Date: 29 April 2026 Requirements Description: The Circuit Card Assembly is a critical component of the Abrams Fighting Vehicle System (AFVS) Engine. The Government does not have drawings for this item that are suitable for competitive procurement. The TDP is fully defined, but the government does not have full data rights. THE OFFER DUE DATE IS ON OR ABOUT 30 SEP 2026 (SEE SOLICITATION FOR ACTUAL DUE DATE). THE SOLICITATION WILL EXPLAIN THAT THE DRAWINGS ARE INADEQUATE TO ENABLE COMPETITIVE BIDDING. THIS ITEM IS BEING RESTRICTED TO THE APPROVED SOURCE WHICH ISGeneral Dynamics Mission System-Canada (GDMS-C), (CAGE) 05257 OR AN AUTHORIZED DISTRIBUTOR. ONLY THE APPROVED SOURCES AND/OR DISTRIBUTORS WILL BE CONSIDERED ON THIS BUY. IF YOU WANT TO BECOME AN APPROVED SOURCE FOR FUTURE BUYS, CONTACT THE COMPETITION MANAGEMENT OFFICE AT THIS E-MAIL ADDRESS: usarmy.detroit.tacom.mbx.lcmc-competition-management-office@mail.mil.

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