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47--HOSE ASSEMBLY,METALLIC

DEPT OF DEFENSE.DEFENSE LOGISTICS AGENCY.DLA LAND.DLA LAND COLUMBUS.DLA WEAPONS SUPPORT · Response deadline: Wed, 04 Nov 2026

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What the government is buying

The Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) Land Columbus is seeking to procure hose assemblies made of metal. This falls under Federal Supply Classification code 47, which covers pipe, tubing, hose, and fittings. Metal hose assemblies are flexible piping components used to convey fluids or gases in demanding conditions where rigid piping would fail—commonly found in military ground vehicles, aircraft support equipment, weapons systems, and industrial applications requiring resistance to heat, pressure, vibration, or corrosion.

As a DLA Land procurement, this likely supports Army, Marine Corps, or other defense ground systems maintenance and supply chains. The exact specifications, quantities, and delivery schedules for these metallic hose assemblies are not included in the available metadata—see the solicitation for complete technical requirements.

Key facts

Attribute Value
Agency Department of Defense, Defense Logistics Agency, DLA Land, DLA Land Columbus, DLA Weapons Support
Notice type Combined Synopsis/Solicitation
Solicitation number SPE7LX27U0289
NAICS 332999
Set-aside None (open competition)
Response deadline November 4, 2026
Place of performance Not specified in metadata

Who can bid

This solicitation is open to all responsible sources with no small business set-aside applied. Small and large businesses alike may submit offers.

To compete effectively, prospective bidders typically need:

Given DLA's role as a wholesale logistics provider, bidders should also demonstrate supply chain reliability and capacity for recurring orders if this is a requirements-type contract or multi-year arrangement.

How to put together a competitive bid

For open-competition DLA supply contracts for fabricated metal products, focus on these practical elements:

Verify your item matches exactly. DLA procurements for FSG 47 items typically reference specific National Stock Numbers (NSNs) or detailed drawings. Confirm your product meets the exact material, pressure rating, end fitting configuration, and dimensional specifications—substitutions without approval are generally not permitted.

Check qualification requirements. Many DLA hose assembly items require pre-qualification through DLA's Technical and Quality Evaluation Program or adherence to qualified products lists. If unqualified, investigate whether the solicitation allows first article testing or qualification concurrent with award.

Price strategically. Without set-aside restrictions, you'll compete against established defense suppliers. Research historical pricing for comparable NSNs through DLA's Federal Logistics Data (FED LOG) or past SAM award notices. Factor in costs for strict military packaging, marking, and documentation requirements.

Demonstrate delivery reliability. DLA evaluates past performance rigorously. Highlight your track record with similar defense contracts, on-time delivery rates, and quality scores.

Review special terms. Look for unique requirements such as:

Next steps

  1. Read the full solicitation on SAM.gov using solicitation number SPE7LX27U0289 to obtain complete specifications, quantities, evaluation criteria, and clause priorities

  2. Note the response deadline: November 4, 2026—allow adequate time for proposal preparation, especially if first article samples or additional qualifications are required

  3. Contact DLA Land Columbus contracting office promptly with any questions; use the points of contact listed in the full solicitation

View the official notice on SAM.gov →

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