This requirement is for the acquisition of three units of a flight-critical part that requires Government source approval before contract award. Only sources previously approved by the Government have been solicited, and the item must be acquired from the approved source(s) due to their unique design, engineering, and manufacturing knowledge, as well as data rights not economically available to the Government. An alternate source must qualify in accordance with procedures approved by the cognizant Government engineering activity, and the approval process typically cannot be completed within the timeframe needed for award. Offerors who are not already approved sources must submit the information required by the NAVSUP WSS Source Approval Brochure with their proposal; offers failing to do so will not be considered. The Government intends to solicit and negotiate with only one source under FAR 6.302-1, though all responsible sources may express interest.

This is a Navy contract for the repair/overhaul of a Weapons Repairable Assembly (MODL,WCH,HST CTLVLV; NSN 1680-01-487-3406) to a Ready for Issue condition. The contractor must meet a 90-day Repair Turnaround Time measured from asset receipt to Government acceptance, with an induction expiration date of 365 days after contract award. A monthly throughput constraint must be proposed, and all repairs require a quality management system compliant with ISO/AS9100 and other specified standards. Performance is at Eaton Corp in Los Angeles, CA, with the contractor responsible for all facilities, labor, materials, and tooling. The Government retains quality oversight, and items exceeding 75% repair cost or with missing components require special approval procedures.