What types of agencies buy Titanium Alloy services?

Federal agencies across all departments procure Titanium Alloy services, including the Department of Defense, Department of Veterans Affairs, General Services Administration, and civilian agencies. State and local governments also issue Titanium Alloy contracts through their own procurement portals.

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Are there set-aside contracts for small businesses in Titanium Alloy?

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How competitive are Titanium Alloy government contracts?

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Titanium Alloy Government Contracts

6 government contract opportunities classified as Titanium Alloy. Updated daily.

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6 federal contract opportunities classified as Titanium Alloy.

DEPT OF DEFENSE

BLADE SET, COMPRESSOR

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The Department of Defense is seeking proposals for a blade set, compressor, specifically designed for the F100-229 engine. The estimated issue date is May 1, 2026, with a closing date of June 4, 2026. This opportunity is a full and open requirement, and interested parties must submit proposals within 45 days of the not…

Posted Apr 15, 2026Due Apr 30, 2026PresolicitationNAICS 336412Sol: SPRTA126R0243

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DEPT OF DEFENSE

TF33 1ST STAGE COMPRESSOR BLADE REPAIR

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The Department of Defense is soliciting proposals for the repair of TF33 first stage compressor blades. The estimated issue date is January 22, 2026, with a closing date of February 5, 2026. Qualified sources must submit their proposals electronically, and delivery of 133 sets is required every 30 days. This opportunit…

Posted Jan 22, 2026Due Feb 5, 2026SolicitationNAICS 336412Sol: FA812125R0036

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DEPT OF DEFENSE

NOTICE OF INTENT: TITANIUM ALLOY POWDER

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The Defense Health Agency intends to award a sole source contract to General Electric Company for Ti-6AI-4V Grade 23 titanium alloy powder. This procurement is for use with the GE Additive ARCAM Q10+ EBM system at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center. Interested parties may submit their capabilities by January …

Posted Jan 8, 2026Due Jan 16, 2026Special NoticeNAICS 333248

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DEPT OF DEFENSE

BLADE SET, COMPRESSOR

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The Department of Defense is seeking proposals for a blade set, compressor, under solicitation FA8121-25-R-0036. The contract involves the repair of aircraft components made from titanium alloy, with an estimated quantity of 768 sets per year. Interested vendors must be qualified sources prior to the solicitation closi…

Posted Sep 25, 2025Due Oct 1, 2025PresolicitationNAICS 336412Sol: FA812125R0036

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DEPT OF DEFENSE

NOZZLE SEGMENT,TURB

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The Department of Defense is seeking proposals for the supply of nozzle segments for the F100 engine, with an estimated quantity of 375 units. The solicitation will be available on June 13, 2025, and responses are due by July 18, 2025. This is a firm fixed price contract, and the item is classified as a critical safety…

Posted May 28, 2025Due Jun 12, 2025PresolicitationNAICS 336412Sol: SPRTA1-25-R-0145

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DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY

TITANIUM-TANTALUM ALLOY MANUFACTURING FOR BIOMEDICAL AND ENGINEERING APPLICATIONS

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The Department of Energy is seeking innovative solutions for titanium-tantalum alloy manufacturing aimed at biomedical and engineering applications. This special notice highlights a new electrochemical process that reduces costs and waste by synthesizing alloys directly from metal oxides, enhancing efficiency and susta…

Posted Jan 13, 2025Due Jan 13, 2026Special NoticeNAICS 621511Sol: BA-1063

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