Jay Clemens
The Naval Supply Systems Command Fleet Logistics Center has kicked off a search for potential sources of training and sustainment services for the U.S. Navy’s autonomous static line and military free fall parachute insertion systems.
The branch seeks written information on the required services through a sources sought notice published Monday and intends to issue a full solicitation for the requirement, U.S. Federal Contractor Registration said Tuesday.
Submissions to the request will close Nov. 8 and the NAVSUP FLCÂ asked interested companies to provide sufficient information on skills and experience required to provide the training and sustainment services.
Companies must indicate the General Services Administration contract number, size of business and an estimated Rough Order of Magnitude, among others, in their responses.
