Redstone Arsenal City Bids, AL

The government is acquiring a surveying set for the MD 6 Patriot missile system. The acquisition is sole-sourced to Honeywell, Inc. Offers are considered from all responsible sources. Export control regulations apply, requiring the offeror and its supply sources to have an active US-Canada Joint Certification Program (JCP) certification. Engineering source approval by the design control activity is required. Additional information is required for request for solicitation, including name, company name, CAGE code, and telephone number. Direct requests to jasika. williams@dla. mil.

This is a sources sought notice, not a request for proposal (RFP), for market research to identify potential sources for the overhaul of the swash plate, assy UH 60. Interested parties must submit a brief capabilities statement (no more than 10 pages, 10-point font) demonstrating their ability to provide the products and systems. Submissions must be in Microsoft Word or PDF format and emailed to ***@***. *. * no later than **** PM Central Time, 15 days after the sources sought is posted. The submission should reference the solicitation number in the subject line. No reimbursement will be made for any costs associated with providing information in response to this announcement. The resulting contract will be a 5-year, indefinite delivery indefinite quantity, firm fixed price contract. Small business set-aside categories will be considered. The applicable NAICS code is **** with a small business size standard of 1250. The product service code is **** Aircraft Corp is the only known Systems Readiness Directorate approved source for this item.

This tender solicits bids for the supply of a dynamometer, runin. The contract is a firm fixed price, one-time buy. The offeror must be able to support the full solicited quantity. A first article test (FAT) is required, with the report due 348 days after contract award. The government has 45 days to approve/disapprove the test report. Certified cost and pricing data is required if only one offer is received. Delivery is scheduled to commence 360 days after contract award. Additional documents, including FAT reports, inquiries, and questions, should be submitted to the specified email address. The notice includes detailed requirements for packaging, marking, inspection, and delivery, as well as clauses related to discounts for prompt payment, disputes, and other contract provisions. There are specific requirements for wood packaging materials (WPM) and bar code markings. The notice also outlines the process for engineering change proposals (ECPs), value engineering change proposals (VECPs), and requests for variance (RFVs). Finally, it details source approval requirements for manufacturers and distributors.

This is a two-year firm fixed-price, indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity (IDIQ) contract for aircraft seats. The contract is restricted to MartinBaker America Inc. and Sikorsky Aircraft Corporation. The minimum order quantity is 168 seats, with a maximum of 268. Delivery orders will be issued for specific quantities. The contract has two ordering periods. The contractor will be required to submit certified cost and pricing data if the total contract value exceeds $2,000,000. Wood packaging material must comply with ISPM 15. Delivery shall commence 240 days after contract award at a rate of 14 per month until shipped complete. Offers must be fully completed by the offeror. The government intends to award only one basic fixed-price IDIQ contract. The government reserves the right to order the maximum quantity at any time during the two-year ordering period. Additional information regarding clauses, regulations, and requirements is included in the document.

This tender is for recurring maintenance and minor repair services for fuel systems at various US government installations worldwide. The contractor must have experience in maintenance and repair of petroleum fuel storage and distribution facilities, knowledge of US and host nation practices, and demonstrated project management capabilities. The contract includes detailed requirements for personnel qualifications (project manager, deputy project manager, site managers, quality control manager, safety manager, project engineer, scheduler, maintenance manager), reporting, submittals, maintenance records, and contract transition. There are specific requirements for centrally managed programs, site visits, kickoff meetings, and a post-award meeting. The government will provide facility maintenance plans, real property inventory, and other relevant information. The contractor must comply with all applicable codes, criteria, regulations, and laws of the US, host nation, and local jurisdictions. The contract schedule includes project schedules, recurring maintenance schedules, and three-week look-ahead schedules. Reporting requirements, submittal procedures, and a computer maintenance management system (CMMS) are also specified. The contractor must obtain all necessary permits and licenses. The government will furnish certain facilities and utilities, but the contractor is responsible for providing workspace and utilities for their staff. A warranty is required on all parts, materials, and labor. The contractor must participate in various meetings throughout the contract lifecycle. The contractor must protect endangered and threatened species and their habitat.