The Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) intends to award a follow-on, Firm Fixed Price Incentive Fee contract to Boeing for a comprehensive supply chain management program supporting AH-64 and CH-47 aircraft parts. The base performance period is from November 19, 2027, through November 18, 2030, with seven option years to be addressed later. The contractor, located in Saint Louis, MO, will provide logistics management, consumables, and engineering support, but not actual depot-level repair. Key responsibilities include meeting performance metrics for material availability and order response time for approximately 1,280 National Stock Numbers (NSNs). The justification for a sole-source award to Boeing is based on the agency's lack of technical data and Boeing's unique capability to produce the required items due to obsolete tooling, materials, and drawings.

The Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) intends to award a follow-on, Firm Fixed Price Incentive Fee contract to Boeing Company in Saint Louis, MO, for a comprehensive, performance-based supply chain management program supporting AH-64 and CH-47 aircraft parts. The base contract period is from November 19, 2027, through November 18, 2030, with seven option years to be addressed later. The contractor will provide logistics management, consumables for repair activities, and engineering support, with performance based on metrics for approximately 1,474 National Stock Numbers (NSNs). The justification for this non-competitive action is that DLA lacks the technical data to compete the requirement effectively, while Boeing possesses the unique capability and data to produce these items for aging weapon systems. The work involves demand forecasting, inventory management, and material support, with flexibility to add more items as requirements dictate.

DLA Aviation Philadelphia intends to solicit a single or limited source for the manufacture of AH64/CH47 aircraft parts under the Boeing Captains of Industry contract. The government lacks the necessary data to manufacture these items itself. This is a sources sought notice, not a request for competitive proposals, but proposals received within 15 days of publication may be considered. The work will be performed for DLA Aviation in Philadelphia. Only approved sources will be solicited, and new source approval typically takes too long to delay an award.