F16CD_AN_APG_Radar_NSN1270012383662_PN_758R990G01 — Dept of Defense

The United States Air Force, through the 416 SCMS/GUEAA, requires repair qualification services for the Dual Mode Transmitter used in the F-16 C/D Model AN/APG-68 Radar. The agency is seeking to identify and qualify sources capable of repairing this specific component, identified by National Stock Number 1270-01-238-3662 and Part Number 758R990G01. This qualification process ensures that prospective sources possess the technical capability, facilities, and data necessary to restore the transmitter to operational standards. The scope of work requires prospective sources to demonstrate complete repair, inspection, testing, packaging, and storage capabilities for the Dual Mode Transmitter. Bidders must verify possession of a complete engineering data package, which must include at a minimum the manufacturer drawing 758R990G01. The repair process must conform to government requirements prescribed within the Engineering Source Approval technical data package, including compliance with Unique Identification requirements in accordance with DFARS 211.274. To satisfy eligibility rules, bidders must notify the appropriate government Small Business Office or the contracting officer of their intent to qualify. Bidders must certify access to all required facilities, equipment, tooling, and personnel, and make these assets available for government inspection. Bidders must also identify all material sources and internal process standards used during the repair. Evaluation criteria focus on the successful completion of testing and article verification at the bidder's expense. Bidders must submit a qualification test plan detailing compliance with drawing 758R990G01 and specification T360A41, followed by a complete test report for government approval. Additionally, bidders must provide a pre-contract award qualification article for form, fit, and function evaluation to demonstrate compatibility with the F-16 weapon system. The agency requires at least 30 days of advance notice prior to any qualification testing so government personnel may exercise the option to witness the testing on-site. The source documentation does not signal a specific budget or outline key acquisition dates beyond the 30-day testing notice and the preparation date of March 4, 2019.