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  • CDC COVID-19: “Transitioning to a Warm Base Sustainable Pharmacy Testing Program

    Type : Bid Notification

    Due : 16 Dec, 2022 (16 months ago)
    Posted : 17 months ago
    Started : 15 Nov, 2022 (17 months ago)

    The term “warm base” is derived from the Army , US Senate , and others who use warm base to reflect the minimum resources or capacity to maintain workload and manufacturing  readiness for greater responsiveness.  Warm base is traditionally referred to in the context of the manufacture of tests, components and consumables, and strategies for warm base testing services has not been well defined. 

    From: Federal Government (Federal)

  • BASE TASK ORDER: WARM BASE, STARTUP OTHER ADMIN

    Type : Contract

    Due : 20 Aug, 2021 (about 2 years ago)
    Posted : about 3 years ago
    Started : 21 Aug, 2020 (about 3 years ago)

    BASE TASK ORDER: WARM BASE, STARTUP OTHER ADMIN Solicitation ID/Procurement Identifier: 75A50120D00013 Ultimate Completion Date: Fri Aug 20 17:00:00 GMT 2021

    From: Federal Procurement Data System (Federal)

  • ASPR COVID-19 Testing Industry Day Response for Information Request

    Type : Bid Notification

    Due : 15 Jul, 2021 (about 2 years ago)
    Posted : about 2 years ago
    Started : 08 Jul, 2021 (about 2 years ago)

    If you believe maintaining a warm base of manufacturing capacity is needed, what support would you expect from the USG?     a. For which products or components do you consider warm base manufacturing important for improving                     preparedness for future pandemics?Flexible ContractingIf applicable, what challenges or opportunities have you experienced in using government contracting?

    From: Federal Government (Federal)

  • IHWCU/ACU Coats and Trousers

    Type : Bid Notification

    Due : 09 Mar, 2018 (about 6 years ago)
    Posted : about 6 years ago
    Started : 23 Feb, 2018 (about 6 years ago)

    What is the realistic lead time for deliveries from a cold base (i.e. first order for a contract)? A warm base (i.e. follow on orders)?            5.   What is the maximum monthly quantity that your firm, excluding subcontractors, can manufacture in 1 month in the following scenarios?             a.   If your firm is awarded both Coats and Trousers:                   i.    Coats:                   ii.    Trousers:              b.  

    From: Federal Government (Federal)

  • RABU, MABU uniforms

    Type : Bid Notification

    Due : 12 Oct, 2017 (about 6 years ago)
    Posted : about 6 years ago
    Started : 05 Oct, 2017 (about 6 years ago)

    What is the realistic lead time for deliveries from a cold base (i.e. first order for a contract)? A warm base (i.e. follow on orders)?      What is the maximum monthly quantity that your (exclusive of any proposed subcontracting) plant can manufacture in 1 month in the following scenarios?  If your firm is awarded both Coats and Trousers/Slacks: •                                          i.   

    From: Federal Government (Federal)

  • OCP Patrol Cap

    Type : Bid Notification

    Due : 26 Oct, 2017 (about 6 years ago)
    Posted : about 6 years ago
    Started : 20 Oct, 2017 (about 6 years ago)

    What is the realistic lead time for deliveries from a cold base (i.e. first order for a contract)?     10.  What is the realistic lead time for deliveries from a warm base (i.e. follow on orders)?          11.  Are there any raw material availability concerns?                 12.  Any other comments regarding the above market research can be provided below.            Contact Information: Michael S.

    From: Federal Government (Federal)

  • Domestic Industrial Sustainment of N95 Respirator Manufacturing

    Type : Bid Notification

    Due : 15 Dec, 2023 (4 months ago)
    Posted : 5 months ago
    Started : 17 Nov, 2023 (5 months ago)

    The Government is seeking to address potential future shortages in domestic N95 production by sustaining a warm industrial base and supply chain that can rapidly expand to meet domestic medical emergencies.

    From: Federal Government (Federal)