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2 Open NAICS 332420 Solicitations — Dept Of Defense

2 open NAICS 332420 (Metal Tank (Heavy Gauge) Manufacturing) solicitations are currently posted by Dept Of Defense. Over the past 12 months, 52 solicitations were posted in this category.

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  • 54--TANK,LIQUID STORAGE

    DEPT OF DEFENSEDue Oct 15, 2026

    • DLA requires 8 liquid storage tanks, NSN 5430014546414, for delivery to W1A8 DLA DISTRIBUTION. • This is an unrestricted competition, open to all responsible sources. • Approved source is 1YHH8 6615254, with quotes due within 76 days. • Quotes must be submitted electronically through the provided link.

  • 81--CYLINDER,COMPRESSED, IN REPAIR/MODIFICATION OF

    DEPT OF DEFENSEDue Nov 2, 2026

    • The Navy requires repair services for assets with a contractual delivery requirement measured from asset return to acceptance. • This procurement is unrestricted, with no specified set-aside program or NAICS code mentioned. • The contract includes a warranty of supplies of a noncomplex nature for 12 months, with a 60-day defect discovery response time. • No response deadline is specified in the provided text.

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