The Government intends to award a sole-source contract under FAR 6.302-1 for NSN 7H-6105-014365751-E3, TDP VER 009, quantity 3 EA, with delivery FOB origin. The Government does not own and has determined it uneconomical to acquire the data or rights needed to contract repair from additional sources, and it is also uneconomical to reverse engineer the part. Although this notice is not a request for competitive proposals, responsible sources may identify their interest and capability or submit proposals, quotations, or capability statements; the Government will use responses to determine whether to conduct a competitive procurement. The acquisition will not use FAR Part 12 commercial-item procedures, but interested parties may identify commercial-item interest and capability to the contracting officer. The requirement may be subject to Free Trade Agreements and the WTO Government Procurement Agreement if specified DFARS clauses are included.

This is an Advanced Equipment Repair Program (AERP) sole-source repair requirement for an alternating current motor, with the quantity reduced to two units. Offerors must submit firm-fixed-price repair pricing for the full effort, including teardown/evaluation rates, RTAT, throughput constraints, induction expiration, and a cost-of-new price; SPU Parts Kits are Government Furnished Property and excluded from repair pricing. If the offeror is not the OEM, it must identify the OEM and provide a signed OEM authorization letter, and it must hold a valid U.S. CONFIDENTIAL or higher security clearance due to a classified annex. The effort will be awarded under a Basic Ordering Agreement as a unilateral firm-fixed-price delivery order and is a DO-rated national defense priority order under DPAS. The requested repair turnaround time is 365 days from asset return to Government acceptance, with a one-year warranty from delivery and price reductions for missed RTATs.

This is a sole-source, firm-fixed-price repair requirement for an alternating current motor under the Navy's Advanced Equipment Repair Program. Offerors must provide teardown and evaluation pricing, repair turnaround time (RTAT), throughput constraints, and an induction expiration date, with a requested RTAT of 365 days. The contractor must hold a valid U.S. security clearance of CONFIDENTIAL or higher to access the classified annex, and if not the original equipment manufacturer, must supply an OEM authorization letter. Three parts kits will be provided as Government Furnished Property, and repair pricing must exclude their cost. Government inspection and acceptance must occur within the established RTAT, with price reductions applied for assets failing to meet that turnaround requirement.

This is a sole-source opportunity for 3 units of NSN 7H-6105-014365751-E3, with delivery FOB origin. The government lacks the data or rights to repair the part from other sources and has deemed it uneconomical to acquire or reverse-engineer that data. All responsible sources may submit capability statements or proposals for consideration. Proposals received within 45 days of this notice will be reviewed, though this is not a request for competitive proposals. The acquisition is subject to Free Trade Agreements and the World Trade Organization Government Procurement Agreement, if applicable clauses are included.