This requirement is for commercial aircraft components under FAR Part 12, with FAR 13/15 and DFARS 212 as applicable, for an FMS case associated with Germany, and only FAA-certified parts from government-approved sources are acceptable. Offerors must document commerciality, certify components are new and unused, meet form/fit/function requirements, and provide traceability; all deliveries require a properly executed FAA Form 8130-3 Authorized Release Certificate from an FAA-approved production approval holder. Packaging must follow commercial practices with traceable packing lists, components must be labeled, and a standard commercial warranty at least equal to that offered commercial customers is required, with the incorporated warranty clause referencing 12 months and 45 days after discovery of defect. No military-unique CDRLs or IUID apply for these commercial items unless otherwise specified, drawings are not available, and source inspection/product verification testing may apply. Refurbished, remanufactured, or repaired material is unacceptable, and distributors of approved sources must submit an authorized distributor letter on source letterhead.

The government seeks commercial aircraft components (quantity 2 EA) delivered FOB origin under FAR Part 12, with offerors required to document the items’ commerciality and show they meet form, fit, and function requirements. Only newly manufactured spares are acceptable; refurbished, remanufactured, or repaired material will be rejected, and traceability from the original manufacturer must be provided. All components must come from government-approved sources, and distributors must provide an authorized distributor letter from the source; drawings are not available for this RFQ. Each delivered component must be FAA-certified and accompanied by a properly executed FAA Form 8130-3 Authorized Release Certificate issued by an FAA-approved production approval holder, including correct part/serial and contract references. The contract also requires commercial packaging, labeling, a standard commercial warranty with technical support, and applicable Critical Safety Item/source-inspection clauses, while no military-unique CDRL or IUID applies unless specified.