PRE-SOLICITATION CONFERENCE – NSWCPD ENVIRONMENTAL QUALIFICATION TEST SERVICES

Pre-Solicitation Conference – NSWCPD Environmental Qualification Test Services The Naval Surface Warfare Center Philadelphia Division (NSWCPD) invites interested contractors to a pre-solicitation conference regarding the future requirement for Testing Services in support of Shock and Vibration and Electromagnetic Interference / Compatibility (EMI/EMC) Environmental Qualification efforts for Navy Hull, Mechanical, and Electrical (HME) equipment. 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 – NSWCPD Environmental Qualification Test Services When: 11/12/2026, 1230 - 1600 (In-person check-in: 1230-1300) Where: NSWCPD Philadelphia Navy Yard, Building 77L Room 200; 1000 Kitty Hawk Ave, Philadelphia, PA 19112. Free parking will be available. A parking map will be provided to registered attendees. A virtual meeting link will be provided to registered attendees no later than 11/9/2026. Why Attend? Learn about NSWCPD's FY27-32 requirement for Environmental Qualification Test Services in accordance with established Military Standards and Specifications. Discuss potential acquisition strategies and approaches to meet the anticipated demand for these services. Network to gain a greater insight into NSWCPD’s requirements. About Environmental Qualification Test Services : NSWCPD DEPARTMENT 30 conducts small to medium scale shock, vibration, and electromagnetic interference and electromagnetic compatibility (EMI/EMC) testing on shipboard and submarine hull, mechanical, and electrical (HME) equipment to reduce risks associated with new or updated equipment designs before they are installed on U.S. Navy ships. Within Department 30, Code 333 has authority to approve shock and vibration test plans, as well as EMI/EMC test plans, for ship and submarine HME equipment prior to the conduct of a test. NSWCPD requires contractor support in the areas of