PD-42-0035; Propulsor Product Improvement Program

Opportunity Summary: PD-42-0035; Propulsor Product Improvement Program

Organization:
Department of Defense, Department of the Navy, NAVSEA, NAVSEA Warfare Center, NSWC Philadelphia Division
Location: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
Contact: Jenny Tomeo (Email: [email protected])

Key Dates:

• Posted: February 5, 2026
• Due: February 20, 2026

Project Description:
The Propulsor Product Improvement Program aims to enhance the performance and reliability of maritime propulsion systems. Specific objectives include the development, testing, and integration of improvements related to propulsors used in naval applications.

Contract Type:
Details regarding the specific contract type have not been disclosed in the available documentation. Estimated contract value is also not specified.

Required Certifications/Registrations:
No specific certifications or registrations are mentioned in the opportunity description.

Mandatory Qualifications:
Interested parties must demonstrate capabilities related to maritime propulsion technologies and systems engineering. Familiarity with military specifications and standards may be necessary but is not explicitly detailed in the documentation.

Preferred Qualifications:
Organizations that exhibit a history of successfully delivering similar products or services, particularly in military or defense contexts, will have a competitive advantage. Knowledge of advanced materials, acoustics, and hydrodynamics as they pertain to propulsor systems is advantageous.

Geographic Restrictions:
There are no stated geographic restrictions, allowing for proposals from entities capable of meeting the project’s technical and performance requirements.

Key Technical Capabilities Needed:

• Experience in designs related to naval propulsion systems.
• Proficiency in systems engineering and integration tasks.
• Capability in testing methodologies for propulsion systems.

Specific Technologies or Methodologies Required:
While specific technologies or methodologies are not mentioned, familiarity with advancements in marine engineering and propulsion optimization is inferred as highly relevant for the expected deliverables.

Deliverables and Performance Standards:
Detailed deliverables have not been provided in the summary. However, successful completion of testing phases, integration processes, and adherence to quality standards set by the issuing authority will likely represent key performance metrics.

Evaluation Criteria:
Proposals will be evaluated based on compliance with mandatory qualifications and the depth of experience demonstrated in related projects. The ability to meet deadlines and produce innovative solutions is also expected to play a significant role in the evaluation.

Proposal Evaluation Procedure:
Proposals will be assessed based on their technical merit, relevant experience, and the proposed approach to fulfilling the project requirements.

This summary provides an overview of the procurement opportunity related to the Propulsor Product Improvement Program, highlighting critical aspects for potential applicants and ensuring clear alignment with the project’s requirements and evaluation standards.