3.4 Market Survey NIIN 010724342.pdf
Posted: May 6, 2026
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This Market Survey Questionnaire is issued by the Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) Weapons Support, dated May 4, 2026. It serves as a preliminary step in assessing potential suppliers for an Indefinite Delivery Contract (IDC) related to the procurement of an item identified by National Stock Number (NSN) 5985-01-072-4342, specifically a Sleeve, Antenna Support.
The IDC is designed to streamline the acquisition process for items with anticipated recurring demands, allowing for quicker delivery orders based on previously negotiated terms and conditions. The contract will typically have a base period of one to three years with options for additional years.
The questionnaire solicits detailed information from potential suppliers regarding their company status (manufacturer or dealer/distributor), size classification (large or small business), and whether they have a commercial distribution network.
It also includes questions aimed at determining if the item qualifies as a commercial product under federal regulations, which could simplify procurement procedures. Suppliers are asked to provide insights into their capabilities, including maximum delivery quantities and any potential pricing structures, such as quantity breaks.
The DLA emphasizes that this survey is not a request for quotes or proposals but rather an effort to gather data that will inform future solicitations. Responses are requested within seven business days to facilitate timely decision-making.
The IDC is designed to streamline the acquisition process for items with anticipated recurring demands, allowing for quicker delivery orders based on previously negotiated terms and conditions. The contract will typically have a base period of one to three years with options for additional years.
The questionnaire solicits detailed information from potential suppliers regarding their company status (manufacturer or dealer/distributor), size classification (large or small business), and whether they have a commercial distribution network.
It also includes questions aimed at determining if the item qualifies as a commercial product under federal regulations, which could simplify procurement procedures. Suppliers are asked to provide insights into their capabilities, including maximum delivery quantities and any potential pricing structures, such as quantity breaks.
The DLA emphasizes that this survey is not a request for quotes or proposals but rather an effort to gather data that will inform future solicitations. Responses are requested within seven business days to facilitate timely decision-making.
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