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OpenSources SoughtSolicitation FD20302500219-03

New Manufacture of F100 Shipping and Storage Spares (NSN 8145014512435NZ)

Buyer
Department of Defense, Department of the Air Force, Air Force Sustainment Center
Place of performance
Tinker AFB, OK 73145 USA
Submission deadline
Nov 20, 202612:59 AM EST

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What the buyer needs

AI summary

The United States Air Force, 421st Supply Chain Management Squadron at Tinker Air Force Base, is conducting market research to identify potential sources for the new manufacture of F100 shipping and storage spares (NSN 8145014512435NZ, P/N P4078842). Potential sources must furnish all labor, materials, facilities, and equipment for component procurement or manufacture, inspection, testing, preservation, packaging, and shipping, and may also handle supply chain management and logistics planning. The Air Force welcomes responses from all businesses under NAICS code 336412, including large businesses, small businesses, 8(a), service-disabled veteran-owned, HUBZone, and women-owned small businesses. Potential sources wishing to qualify must also complete a Source Approval Request package and submit it electronically via DoD SAFE to the designated points of contact. Interested parties must select the "Add Me to Interested Vendors" button and submit their written business information, as oral submissions are not accepted and no deadline is specified in the notice. This is a Sources Sought Synopsis for planning purposes only, not a solicitation, and no funds are available to pay for the information requested.

Scope of work

  • Furnish all labor, materials, facilities, and equipment for new manufacture
  • Procurement and manufacture of component parts
  • Inspection, testing, preservation/packaging, and shipping
  • Supply chain management and logistics planning
  • Forecasting production requirements and long-lead time parts procurement
  • Diminishing manufacturing sources and material shortage issues
  • Shipping serviceable assets

Minimum qualifications

  • Complete a Source Approval Request (SAR) package per Qualification Requirements
  • Provide CAGE Code and Unique Entity ID (UEI)

Documents to include with your response

  • Source Approval Request (SAR) package
  • Part I Business Information (company details, CAGE Code, UEI, business size)
  • Statement of domestic or foreign ownership

How to submit

Method
Electronic
Instructions
Select 'Add Me to Interested Vendors' to participate in market research. Submit Source Approval Request (SAR) packages electronically through DoD SAFE (https://safe.apps.mil/). Oral submissions are not acceptable.

Incumbent and award research

No incumbent history found for this requirement. The notice does not cite a current contract, and no earlier award from this buying office matches it.

Market context

Awards in the same category (Aircraft Engine and Engine Parts Manufacturing). This is not this requirement's award history.

Recent similar awards: Department of Defense, NAICS 336412

Vendor and awardValueEnds
GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANYN0001924C0019 · T408 LOT 9 LONG LEAD ITEMS$649.5MSep 14, 2032
CFM INTERNATIONAL INCSPRTA125F0309 · F108 ENGINE$5.9MMay 30, 2032
HONEYWELL INTERNATIONAL INCSPE4AX25F2883 · 8511191778!CASING,FLEXIBLE SHA$49,896Apr 27, 2032
GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANYSPRRA124F0186 · SPARES NSNS 5330-01-506-0258$50,892Oct 31, 2031
THE BOEING COMPANYW58RGZ26F0186 · BLOCK II FIRST UNIT EQUIPPED SPARE PARTS$67.1MJul 31, 2031

Top vendors in this category: Department of Defense, NAICS 336412, since Oct 1, 2024

18,405 contract awards in this NAICS over the period.

  1. 1. RTX CORPORATION$11.9B
  2. 2. GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY$5.5B
  3. 3. THE BOEING COMPANY$2.9B
  4. 4. ROLLS-ROYCE CORPORATION$2.1B
  5. 5. CFM INTERNATIONAL INC$307.4M

Source: USAspending.gov federal award data (U.S. federal public data). A contract is called the incumbent only when the notice or its documents cite it by number.