The contractor must provide all resources to inspect and overhaul the Power Transfer Clutch (APU), a Critical Safety Item without a Depot Maintenance Work Requirement. The estimated quantity ranges from 20 to 456 units, including 76 for Foreign Military Sales, with delivery required 180 days after receipt of asset. The performance location is to be determined, and the government does not own the technical data package, limiting approved sources to Honeywell International and The Boeing Company in Phoenix and Mesa, Arizona. The contract will be a Firm Fixed Price Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) with a 60-month period of performance and five priced ordering periods. This is a presolicitation notice only; no proposals or bids are due at this time.

The U.S. Government is seeking sources capable of inspecting and overhauling a specific clutch assembly, with an estimated quantity between 20 and 456 units. The anticipated delivery schedule is 120 days from receipt of assets at a rate of 8 per month, with the final delivery location to be determined. The contract is anticipated to be a Firm Fixed Price IDIQ with a 60-month performance period. A critical requirement is that the overhaul can only be performed by a source approved by the DEVCOM AvMC SRD, with Honeywell and Boeing currently being the only known approved sources, and interested offerors must demonstrate access to the necessary Technical Data Package held by Honeywell. This is a sources sought notice for market research and does not constitute a commitment or result in a contract award.