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5 Open NAICS 332216 Solicitations in Missouri

5 open solicitations under NAICS 332216 (Saw Blade and Handtool Manufacturing) have a place of performance in Missouri. Over the past 12 months, 5 solicitations were posted in this category.

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  • Purchase NSN 5210002212047

    GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATIONDue Oct 17, 2026

    • The General Services Administration requires a purchase of NSN 5210-00-221-2047, a thickness gage with specific blade sizes. • This is an unrestricted procurement, with no specific set-aside or small business program mentioned. • The gage must include nine specific blade sizes, a taper gage blade, and an English wire gage blade, with a case and blade lock. • Quotes are due via email to amya.watts@gsa.gov, with a completed RFQ document and Attachment 1 MIL-STD 129.

  • Brand Name National Stock Numbers: Industry Feedback Request

    GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATIONDue Feb 12, 2027

    • GSA seeks industry feedback on Brand Name National Stock Numbers (NSNs!!!!!!!!!!! and Item Purchase Descriptions (IPDs). • This is an unrestricted request for feedback from industry, open to all manufacturers. • GSA needs verification on whether only specified manufacturers can meet requirements or if other brands can substitute. • Responses should be submitted using the attached Excel template with supporting information.

  • Brand Name National Stock Numbers: Industry Feedback Request

    GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATIONDue Feb 12, 2027

    • Feedback is sought regarding Brand Name-specific National Stock Numbers (NSNs) used by GSA, focusing on potential manufacturers and products as outlined in Item Purchase Descriptions (IPDs). • Comments should evaluate whether specified manufacturers are the sole ones meeting requirements or if alternative brands can also fulfill needs. • Industry respondents must fill out designated columns with supporting information for any NSN(s) they wish to comment on; this feedback will inform GSA's ongoing contract decisions.

  • Brand Name National Stock Numbers: Industry Feedback Request

    GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATIONDue Feb 12, 2027

    • The requested manufacturer names and part numbers listed in the IPDs are the only manufacturers suitable to meet the requirement at this time under a sole source contract awarded by GSA. • Industry respondents should verify that other suitable substitute manufacturer names and part numbers can be offered to meet the requirement; otherwise, they should indicate no alternatives available or could not provide suitable substitutes as determined from industry research. • Supporting information supporting these manufacturer names and part numbers must be provided for each NSN being requested feedback on by filling in accurately and completely all designated columns in the excel template attached. -

  • Brand Name National Stock Numbers: Industry Feedback Request

    GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATIONDue Feb 12, 2027

    • GSA seeks feedback on Brand Name National Stock Numbers (NSNs) and their Item Purchase Descriptions (IPDs). • This is an unrestricted request for information from industry under FAR Part 10. • Feedback is required on whether NSNs can be met by manufacturers other than those currently specified. • Responses should be submitted via the attached Excel template with designated columns completed.

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