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Rfi for Marimba One Instrument

Closed Sources sought Open to all NAICS 339992
AgencyDepartment of Defense
Department of the Navy
Contracting officeCommander
Place of performanceWashington Navy Yard, DC
Type of noticeSources sought
Set-asideNo Set aside used
Response deadlineOct 7, 2026
PostedOct 5, 2026
Solicitation numberM0026427RFILA01
NAICS code339992, Musical Instrument Manufacturing

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Summary from the notice

THIS IS A REQUEST FOR INFORMATION. **SALIENT CHARACTERISTICS** DESCRIPTION OF REQUIREMENT: CLIN SUPPLIES / SERVICES QTY UNIT 0001 4.6 Octave Marimba 3 Each Salient Characteristics: Dimensions: 91.5” x 38.5” Range: 4.6 Octaves, E2 – C7 Bars: Horizon Synthetic Keyboard with Low E tuning Bar Size: graduating from 1 ½” – 2 1/5” x 7/8” thick Resonators: Basso Bravo resonators Height: adjustable from 34” – 39.5” via gas-spring loaded mechanism Accessory Bar Profile: integrated square 1.5” aluminum rails running the full length of the front frame Transport Configuration: frame rails must be engineered with a quick release wave lock system allowing the frame to break down quickly Pitch: A=442Hz Weight: between 120 - 125 lbs Wheels: 8” locking casters Option for custom engraving Manufacture: Marimba One Model: #9649 CLIN SUPPLIES / SERVICES QTY UNIT 0002 3 Octave Vibraphone 3 Each Salient Characteristics: Dimensions: 57” x 32” Range: 3 octaves, F3 – F6 Bars: silver anodized aluminum bars Bar Size: graduating from 1 ½” to 2 ¼” x ½” Resonators: Resonators must be built as a solid, passive acoustic array without the added weight, electrical requirements, or mechanical failure points of motorized belt/pulley assemblies. Sustain/Damper System: precision-adjustable mechanical damper bar operated by an adjustable non-stretch strap and a fully swiveling foot pedal to ensure 100% even dampening across the entire keyboard register Height: Must utilize an integrated Gas-Spring Izzy Height Adjust…

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