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Six-Containers Pump Module Replacement M67854-26-I-5301

Solicitation M67854-26-I-5301 Copied Notice ID dc9251f137144845a80251df61964c44 Copied DEPT OF DEFENSE — COMMANDER
SAM.gov
Posted
Nov 17, 2025
Deadline
Dec 17, 2025
Set-aside
None
NAICS
424720
PSC
3835

Summary

AI-generated · Nov 18, 2025

Market research is being conducted to identify potential sources for a Six-Containers (SIXCON) Pump Module replacement to improve the current SIXCON fuel-support system used across Fleet Marine Forces. The existing system includes five fuel tank modules and one pump module that can be configured into an ISO/ANSI 19.8 x 8 x 8-foot assembly. The pump module provides refueling and defueling capabilities for aircraft and ground vehicles, and each tank module stores 900 gallons.

The SIXCON system also features fuel recirculation that filters contaminants and removes water so the fuel meets military specifications. This notice seeks industry input on capabilities and interest for a replacement pump module, and no specific brand-name or certification requirements are listed.

Program Manager, Engineer Systems (ES), Marine Corps Systems Command (MARCORSYSCOM) is conducting market research for the potential sources of a Six-Containers (SIXCON) Pump Module replacement as an improvement for the current system. The legacy SIXCON system is currently used heavily for fuel support across the Fleet Marine Forces. This system consists of a SIXCON Fuel Tank Module and SIXCON Fuel Pump Module. A complete Fuel SIXCON System consists of five tank modules and one pump module that can be configured into an ISO/ANSI 19.8 X 8 X 8-foot system. The pump module provides refueling and defueling capabilities for aircraft and ground vehicles, while each fuel tank module provides 900 gallons of storage capacity. Furthermore, it provides a recirculation capability that filters contaminants and removes water from the fuel stored in the Fuel Tank Modules, enabling the fuel to meet military specification standards.

From Sources Sought posted on Nov 17, 2025

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Details

Solicitation number M67854-26-I-5301
Notice ID dc9251f137144845a80251df61964c44
Notice type Sources Sought
Product / Service (PSC) 3835
NAICS 424720
Place of performance Quantico, Virginia
Archive date Jan 01, 2026

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Not yet awarded

Contacts

primary
Jamie FULLINWIDER

Email

Phone

Agency

DEPT OF DEFENSE
DEPT OF THE NAVY
USMC
MARCOR SYSCOM
COMMANDER

Place of Performance

Quantico, Virginia 22134
USA

Dates

Posted Nov 17, 2025 8 months ago
Last Updated Aug 06, 2026 1 day ago
Due Dec 17, 2025 7 months ago