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U.S. Navy — Major Buying Offices (continued from page 73) the shipyard and the Naval Shore electronics Engi- neering Activity, Pacific, including major shipboard component equipment and supplies for surface ves- sels and submarines; electronic communication in- stallation; tools; test equipment; safety equipment; and production shop materials.
Commander
Portsmouth Naval Shipyard
Portsmouth, New Hampshire 03801
Tel: 207/439-1000, Ext. 2233
Procurement of materials/supplies (nuclear and non- nuclear) and non-personal services required in the overhaul and repair of submarines, and operation and maintenance of the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard.
Procurements include pipe and tubing; valves and fittings; castings; pumps and motors; antenna sys- tem parts; electrical and electronic materials/equip- ment; alarm and signal systems; compressors; gauges; accumulators; fasteners; test equipment; chemicals; hardware; and equipment and materials associated with production shop support; major components and software in support of PERA(SS) and NAVSEA
Navy-wide applications. Plant operation and mainte- nance items for Naval activities in the Northern New
England area. Contracting for services include ma- rine engineering; piping fabrication; refurbishment of major submarine systems; components and equip- ment; removal and disposal of radioactive waste; of- fice machine repair and maintenance; laundry/dry cleaning services; and storage and shipment of household goods.
Supervisor of Shipbuilding,
Conversion and Repair, USN
San Francisco, CA 94135
Tel: 415/641-2295
Repairs/Services for Navy Ships. Note: This activity is authorized to purchase only under Master Ship Re- pair contracts from the contractors holding those contracts. All of their other requirements are sent to
NSC Oakland, CA for purchase.
Supervision of Shipbuilding
Conversion and Repair, USN
Pascagoula, Mississippi 39567
Tel: 601/769-6495
General procurement of office supplies and equip- ment, ship construction material, and repair parts for equipment.
Supervisor of Shipbuilding
Conversion and Repair, USN 574 Washington Street
Bath, Maine 04530
Tel: 207/443-6611, Ext. 3115
Electrical and electronic equipment and parts, pump parts, hard hats, safety goggles, office equipment, rubber stamps, computer supplies and recreational equipment.
Commanding Officer
Naval Submarine Base New London
Groton, Connecticut 06349
Tel: 203/449-3622
Submarine equipment and supplies; hardware; elec- trical hardware; automotive repair parts; sandblast- ing supplies; shop maintenance and repair equip- ment; stone and gravel; plumbing supplies; lumber; prescription safety glasses.
Commander
Philadelphia Naval Shipyard
U.S. Naval Base
Philadelphia, PA 19112
Tel: 215/755-3510/3175
General procurement of materials and non-personal services, non-nuclear, required in the overhaul and repair of surface vessels, including pipe and tubing; hoists; wire and cable; paint; tools; test equipment, valves and fittings; electronic and electrical compo- nents; pumps and motors; materials for shipyard in- dustrial support, outfitting requirements; Shop Stores, and stock replenishment.
ORDNANCE ACTIVITIES
Commanding Officer
Naval Weapons Support Center
Crane, Indiana 47522
Tel: 812/854-1542
Materials and services required in providing support for ships and crafts equipments; shipboard weapons systems; and assigned expendable and non-expend- able ordnance items.
Commander
Naval Weapons Center
China Lake, California 93555
Tel: 714/939-2712/3801
RDT&E relating to air warfare and missile systems in- cluding technology-base effort in missile propulsion, warheads, fuzes, avionics and fire control, missile guidance; national range/facility for parachute test and evaluation; and participation as lead laboratory or DPM on various total-weapons system develop- ments.
Commanding Officer
Naval Ordnance Station
Louisville, Kentucky 40214
Tel: 502/367-5849
Wood and metal containers; production jigs and fix- tures; ferrous and nonferrous castings and forgings; bomb fins; guided missile warheads; boosters and sustainers; mine parts; solenoid and control valves; plastics; electrical and electronic equipment and supplies; dollies and handlift trucks, machine shop items; manufactured ordnance parts; research and development; technical manuals, and engineering services.
Commanding Officer
Naval Ordnance Station
Indian Head, Maryland 20640
Tel: 301/743-4410
Metal fabrications; nonmetallic fabrications; electri- cal equipment; igniters, services and repairs; organic (continued on page 77)
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