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Uscg/alc awards government contracts across various categories. Browse contract opportunities from this agency.

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What does Uscg/alc do?

The U.S. Coast Guard Aviation Logistics Center (USCG/ALC), under the Department of Homeland Security, is responsible for sustaining and modernizing the Coast Guard’s airborne operational fleet through specialized maintenance, spare parts procurement, and avionics support. Its core mission centers on ensuring the readiness and airworthiness of critical maritime patrol and rescue aircraft, including the HC-144 and MH-65 platforms, by maintaining a reliable supply chain for mission-critical components. Strategic priorities include extending service life of aging airframes, enhancing system reliability through component overhaul, and integrating modern avionics and sensor upgrades to support search and rescue, law enforcement, and homeland security missions across all domains. The agency most frequently procures specialized aircraft parts and auxiliary equipment, particularly for propulsion systems, landing systems, radar components, and generator control units, reflecting a focus on sustaining complex airborne platforms rather than acquiring new airframes. Contracts are predominantly issued as direct awards without set-asides, indicating a preference for established defense aerospace suppliers with proven technical capability and logistics support infrastructure. Repair and overhaul services for mission-critical avionics and mechanical subsystems are prioritized to maintain operational continuity. Procurement activity is heavily concentrated in NAICS 336413 for aircraft component manufacturing and, to a lesser extent, NAICS 488190 for air transportation support services. The agency relies on experienced vendors capable of handling technical documentation, reverse engineering of legacy parts, and FAA/DOD-compliant repair certification. While most contracts are open to all competitors, the single full set-aside award suggests targeted support for small or specialized firms in niche maintenance domains. USCG/ALC operates as a centralized logistics hub within DHS, supporting Coast Guard aviation assets nationwide without a fixed public location. It utilizes direct procurement vehicles and government-wide acquisition contracts to acquire specialized aerospace components and technical services, ensuring rapid response to operational demands across the maritime domain.

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Uscg/alc

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Coast Guard Aviation Logistics Center (USCG/ALC), under the Department of Homeland Security, is responsible for sustaining and modernizing the Coast Guard’s airborne operational fleet through specialized maintenance, spare parts procurement, and avionics support. Its core mission centers on ensuring the readiness and airworthiness of critical maritime patrol and rescue aircraft, including the HC-144 and MH-65 platforms, by maintaining a reliable supply chain for mission-critical components.

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The U.S. Coast Guard Aviation Logistics Center (USCG/ALC), under the Department of Homeland Security, is responsible for sustaining and modernizing the Coast Guard’s airborne operational fleet through specialized maintenance, spare parts procurement, and avionics support. Its core mission centers on...