BORESCOPE KIT, ENGINE
SPRRA1-27-Q-A004
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BORESCOPE KIT, ENGINE
SPRRA1-27-Q-A004
The Government intends to award a firm-fixed-price contract for three Borescope Kits (NSN 6650-01-234-0467; Part No. 21C7779P03), with delivery to Tracey, CA 95304-5000. Production lead time without First Article Testing is 3 days after contract award. Acquisition is restricted to General Electric Company and specified Rhinestahl Corporation, Transom Scopes, Inc., and Lenox Instrument Co., Inc. CAGE codes because the part must come from a source-controlled or selected-item drawing and the Government lacks suitable technical data or rights for alternate sourcing. Offerors must meet prequalification requirements, and firms are encouraged to seek source approval for future solicitations; foreign firms must process solicitation requests through their embassies.
BORESCOPE KIT, ENGINE
SPRRA1-27-Q-A004
The Government intends to award a firm-fixed-price contract for 3 Borescope Kits (NSN 6650-01-234-0467, Part Number 21C7779P03), with delivery to Tracy, CA 95304-5000. Production lead time without First Article Testing is 3 days after contract award. The item is restricted to specified approved sources, including General Electric, Rhinestahl, Transom Scopes, and Lenox Instrument, because suitable technical data, Government data rights, or manufacturing knowledge are not available to permit acquisition from other sources. Offerors must meet prequalification requirements to be eligible for award, and firms are encouraged to seek source approval for future solicitations. Requests and communications must be directed to the DLA contract specialist via email, and foreign firms must process solicitation requests through their embassies.
BORESCOPE KIT, ENGINE
SPRRA1-27-Q-A004
The Defense Logistics Agency at Redstone Arsenal, Alabama, is conducting market research to identify qualified sources for a Borescope Kit, Engine, NSN 6650-01-234-1896, Part Number 6650-T700-003, supporting the T-701C (UH-60/AH-64A) Blackhawk weapon system. The item must be acquired from the manufacturing source(s) specified on a source-control or selected-item drawing because the Government lacks suitable technical data, data rights, or manufacturing knowledge to allow acquisition from other sources or qualification of another part. The acquisition is being pursued under FAR 6.302-1(a)(1) due to a limited number of responsible sources, and the Government encourages participation from all businesses, including 8(a), small, small disadvantaged, Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned, HUBZone, and Women-Owned small business concerns. Interested contractors must meet prequalification requirements and may seek source approval through AvMC’s public website; they will be responsible for recurring and nonrecurring engineering to become a qualified source. The contractor would also handle all manufacturing/production aspects, including supply chain management, logistics, forecasting, long-lead procurement, material forecasting, obsolescence issues, final delivery, and related costs; this synopsis is for informational and planning purposes only.