N0010426QQB25
N0010426QQB25
DEPT OF DEFENSE > DEPT OF THE NAVY > NAVSUP > NAVSUP WEAPON SYSTEMS SUPPORT > NAVSUP WSS MECHANICSBURG > NAVSUP WEAPON SYSTEMS SUPPORT MECH
Quick analysis
RFQ N00104-26-Q-QB25 (NAVSUP WSS Mechanicsburg) seeks teardown/evaluate/repair or modification services for a specific Navy power supply (NSN 6120-01-501-5395), quantity 3 EA with up to 100% option.
Scope centers on depot-level electronic repair with Government Source Inspection, MIL-STD-2073 packaging, CAV reporting, FOB Origin, and a desired 135-day RTAT.
This work is outside Trace’s core capabilities and priority NAICS lanes; NAICS 335311 is listed as a lower-priority registered code in the company profile and there is no cited past performance with NAVSUP WSS or Navy depot repairs of NSN components.
Potential approval/technical data requirements and specialized test/repair capabilities present high execution risk for Trace. The small quantity and limited strategic value do not justify pursuit.
Scope summary
- Perform teardown, evaluation, and repair and/or modification of NSN 6120-01-501-5395 power supply.
- Meet or propose Repair Turnaround Time (RTAT), Government seeking 135 days.
- Support Government Source Inspection (GSI) and final acceptance tied to RTATs.
- Comply with Commercial Asset Visibility (CAV) SOW reporting (including action dates and 5-business-day updates).
- Provide MIL-STD-2073-compliant packaging.
- Ship FOB Origin with Navy-managed freight workflows.
- Quote T&E and repair pricing; address BR/BER handling and pricing adjustments.
- Accept bilateral award terms and provide written acceptance prior to execution.
Dimension scores
Scope is depot-level repair of a Navy power supply (NSN 6120-01-501-5395) with MIL-STD packaging and CAV reporting. This is outside Trace’s core capabilities (SATCOM, CDS, MPE, tactical edge, C5ISR, IT/O&M). NAICS 335311 is registered but explicitly noted as lower BD priority in the company profile.
No evidence of Trace past performance repairing Navy NSN components or NAVSUP WSS depot work. Trace past performance is in DISA/DoD enterprise IT, SATCOM, MPE, ABMS, etc., which does not directly translate to depot electronics repair.
The RFQ is full and open (no set-aside) and not restricted to a vehicle. Trace can submit a quote without a specific vehicle, per the solicitation format shown.
The work appears specialized (NSN-specific power supply repair, GSI, MIL-STD-2073, CAV). No differentiators cited for Trace in this niche; likely competition from OEM/approved repair sources. No incumbent advantage or unique credential from the profile applies here.
Execution risk is high due to potential need for technical data packages, approved-repair-source status, specialized test gear/fixtures, and adherence to CAV and GSI processes (evidence: CAV SOW applicability, GSI requirement, MIL-STD-2073). These factors are not evidenced as established capabilities for Trace.
Very limited strategic value: small quantity repair of a single NSN, not aligned to Trace’s core lanes or target growth areas; does not open a priority agency lane or vehicle per company profile.
Set-aside is none and standard cyber clause DFARS 252.204-7012 is present (Trace likely can comply). However, possible requirements such as approved source of repair, CAV reporting, MIL-STD-2073 packaging, and GSI readiness represent significant compliance/qualification gaps not evidenced in Trace’s profile.
Concerns
- Lack of approved repair source status or OEM technical data for the specific NSN could block repair execution.
- Specialized test equipment/fixtures and procedures may be required but are not in Trace’s demonstrated capabilities.
- CAV reporting and MIL-STD-2073 packaging compliance add process overhead unfamiliar to Trace per available evidence.
- GSI scheduling and compliance can impact RTAT and acceptance if processes are not mature.
- Low quantity/low ceiling may not cover ramp costs or teaming overhead.
Teaming opportunities
- OEM or Navy-approved depot/repair source for NSN 6120-01-501-5395.
- Facility and tooling for electronics power supply diagnostics, repair, and qualification testing.
- CAV reporting proficiency and systems access.
- MIL-STD-2073 packaging capability and QA processes.
- Government Source Inspection-compliant quality management system and procedures.
Competitive position
- If pursued via teaming: leverage an OEM/approved repair partner’s certifications and data rights while offering disciplined program management and reporting cadence to meet the 135-day RTAT.
- Propose transparent T&E/BR-BER handling and robust QA to reduce Government risk during inspection and acceptance.
Bid/No bid factors
- Partial solicitation review (only sections 1 and 15 of 28 available) limits visibility into any approved-source or OEM-only clauses.
- NAICS 335311 is a lower-priority code for Trace per company profile, signaling poor strategic fit.
- Specialized depot-repair requirements (CAV, GSI, MIL-STD-2073) without documented internal capability.
- Small quantity (3 EA, option up to 100%) suggests low revenue and limited strategic upside.
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Partially reviewed: Too large
Partial extraction (sections 1 and 15 of 28) of a Navy RFQ (N00104-26-Q-QB25) for repair services: teardown, evaluation, repair and/or modification of a power supply (NSN 6120-01-501-5395). Solicitation specifies RTAT expectations, inspection/acceptance requirements, freight/CAV handling, clause references (including DFARS 252.204-7012), and administrative reporting obligations. Review is partial due to file size; remaining sections were not reviewed.
- Solicitation: N00104-26-Q-QB25 (NAVSUP WSS Mechanicsburg); RFQ format for quotes
- Work scope: teardown, evaluate, repair and/or modify power supply (NSN 6120-01-501-5395)
- Quantity: 3 EA listed with option up to 100% of item 0001 (i.e., potential expansion)
- Requested Repair Turnaround Time (RTAT): 135 days (Government seeking this RTAT); contractor must state RTAT in quote
- Award will be bilateral and requires contractor written acceptance prior to execution
- Government Source Inspection (GSI) required; Government final inspection and acceptance tied to RTATs
- Freight: FOB Origin; freight handled by Navy per Commercial Asset Visibility (CAV) Statement of Work; CAV reporting rules apply (Action Date, 5-business-day reporting)
- Packaging: MIL-STD-2073
- T&E fee/price may apply if asset is BR/BER (beyond repair/beyond economical repair); CO will negotiate reduced price if BR)
- Contract clauses present: DFARS 252.204-7012 (safeguarding covered defense information and cyber incident reporting - May 2024 deviation), FAR subcontract reporting and executive compensation reporting requirements, 52.245-9 Use and Charges
- Set-aside: none (file shows standard RFQ business classification fields and not a small-business set-aside)
- Performance/location details partially present: ship-to code N00104-26-U-1161 W25G1U and 'M/F: "A" CONDITION STOCK' (implies government stock/repair return flow)
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- 16c41f6a256a4727a0ba2df9dcca4be5 (posted 2026-04-13) - current
Last synced: 2026-04-21T16:01:42.087031+00:00
Last analyzed: 2026-04-21T16:03:02.043306+00:00
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Latest package documents: 1
Evidence limitations- 3.01_RFQ_Solicitation_26078-0004.pdf: partially reviewed (too large)
- 2026-04-21T16:01:42.089244+00:00: 16c41f6a256a4727a0ba2df9dcca4be5 with 1 docs
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