Pre-Solicitation Conference Columbia Class BST-1 Electrical Hull Penetrator and Transmitter Cable Assembly

Pre-Solicitation Conference – Columbia Class BST-1 Electrical Hull Penetrators and Transmitter Cable Assemblies The Naval Surface Warfare Center Philadelphia Division (NSWCPD) invites interested contractors to a pre-solicitation conference regarding the future requirement for Columbia Class BST-1 Electrical Hull Penetrators and Transmitter Cable Assemblies. This event is an opportunity for NSWCPD to inform industry partners about this upcoming need and to discuss potential strategies for meeting the demand. What: Pre-Solicitation Conference – – Columbia Class BST-1 Electrical Hull Penetrators and Transmitter Cable Assemblies When: 27 October 2026, 1300 – 1500 Where: Microsoft Teams [Link will be provided to registrants] Why Attend? Learn about NSWCPD's FY27 requirement for Columbia Class BST-1 Electrical Hull Penetrators and Transmitter Cable Assemblies. Understand the scope of the Columbia Class BST-1 Electrical Hull Penetrators and Transmitter Cable Assemblies requirement. Discuss potential acquisition strategies and approaches to meet the anticipated demand for these services. Network with Government representatives to gain a greater insight into our requirements. About the Columbia Class BST-1 Electrical Hull Penetrators and Transmitter Cable Assemblies : The Submarine Sail, Deployed Systems, and Modernization HM&E Engineering (Code 453) and the Undersea Vehicle, Submarine Sail and Deployed Systems Division (Code 45) of the Naval Surface Warfare Center, Philadelphia Division (NSWCPD), provide support in the development and delivery of systems for Columbia Class New Construction efforts. The AN/BST-1(B) requires Electrical Hull Penetrators (EHP), to facilitate connection of the associated transmitter cable through the pressure hull. The contractor shall fabricate, manufacture, assemble, preserve, inspect, test, certify and ship AN/BST-1(B) Electrical Hull Penetrators in accordance with applicable documents in Section 2.0 and the Statement of Work. In addition, th