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Transportation Equipment Manufacturing contracts in California
12 open federal solicitations in transportation equipment manufacturing (NAICS 336) to be performed in California — 6 reserved for small businesses. From SAM.gov, updated daily.
USCGC BERTHOLF FQ2 FY27 Dockside Repair ServicesHomeland Security, Department of · due 2026-08-24 · Small businessDock-side (DS): USCGC WAESCHE FY27 Quarter 2 RepairHomeland Security, Department of · due 2026-08-27 · Small businessDepartment of Navy 5-Ton Enclosed TrailersGeneral Services Administration · due 2026-08-27 · Small businessRepair and/or Modify VariousDept of Defense · due 2026-08-28ServocylinderDept of Defense · due 2026-09-08Indicator, PressureDept of Defense · due 2026-09-08Notice of Intent to Sole Source: F-16 FINS Aviation Power Converters (Champion Aerospace)Dept of Defense · due 2026-08-17Notice of Intent to Sole Source: F-16 FINS Aviation Power Converters (Champion Aerospace)Dept of Defense · due 2026-08-17Snowmobiles for the Inyo National ForestAgriculture, Department of · due 2026-08-20 · Small businessR5 Heavy Duty TrailersAgriculture, Department of · due 2026-08-20Build Two(2) Equipment Hauling TrailersHomeland Security, Department of · due 2026-08-21 · Small businessBuild Two(2) Equipment Hauling TrailersHomeland Security, Department of · due 2026-08-21 · Small business
Also see: all 1,370 open transportation equipment manufacturing contracts (most federal work is location-flexible and open to California firms).
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