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13--FIRE EXT CTG
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This contract, solicitation number FA8213-06-Q-3017, concerns the procurement of 442 fire suppression system ballistic devices for the KC-135 Stratolifter, intended for FMS countries. These electrically initiated cartridges are constructed from steel and aluminum with a 4.6 grain explosive charge. The delivery deadline for the total quantity was set for May 31, 2007, with an anticipated award date of September 21, 2006. The procurement was directed toward Applied Energy Technology Corp and Kidde Technologies Inc. Due to the government not owning the necessary data rights and the impracticality of reverse engineering the parts, the government determined it was uneconomical to seek additional sources. The solicitation was managed electronically under NAICS code 325920, with Adam E Jurkiewicz serving as the Contracting Officer.
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$71,370Place of Performance
AZ, USASet-Aside
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