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16 -- B-1B Digital Test (DIG) and Digital Analog Video Test (DAV) Station Replacement Program

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Reference-Number-F34601-02-B1ATEFederal

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The U.S. Air Force, through the Oklahoma City Air Logistics Center, is seeking information from potential suppliers for Automatic Test Equipment to replace the existing B-1B Intermediate Automated Test Equipment (IATE) used for Digital Test (DIG) and Digital Analog Video (DAV) stations. This market survey aims to identify companies capable of providing modern state-of-the-art test systems that comply with Department of Defense Automatic Test Equipment guidelines. The initial contract requirement includes the delivery of four test stations with options to expand up to a total of thirty-five stations. The contract also encompasses associated software, data, familiarization training, and maintenance support, with the possibility of additional needs emerging in the future. Award of the contract is expected by September 30, 2003, with initial deliveries scheduled to begin six months following the award date. Interested parties are asked to express their interest solely through written or faxed communication directed to Leonard W. Enochs at the OC-ALC, with no telephone requests permitted. The inquiry should reference B1ATE, and further details regarding this acquisition will be made available later. The primary contacts for this effort are Contracting Officer Leonard D. Enochs and Contracting Specialist Danny E. Golden, both based at Tinker Air Force Base.

General Info

USAF seeks suppliers for modern B-1B test equipment, delivering four stations initially.

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NAICS

541715 - Research and Development in the Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences (except Nanotechnology and Biotechnology)

Place of Performance

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PhaseSources Sought

PostedSep 20

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Leonard D EnochsContracting Officer

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Danny E GoldenContracting Specialist

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Full Description

Potential Sources Sought. This is not a Request For Proposals. The U.S. Air Force through the Oklahoma City Air Logistics Center (OC-ALC) is conducting a market survey for companies interested in providing Automatic Test Equipment to replace the current B-1B Intermediate Automated Test Equipment (IATE) for Digital Test (DIG) and Digital Analog Video (DAV) test stations. The B1B Program Office has identified a requirement for current state-of-the-art test systems that satisfies the DoD Automatic Test Equipment (ATE) guidance. This requirement is for a basic quantity of four test stations with options for additional quantities up to a total of thirty-five (35) test stations including, software, data, familiarization training and maintenance support. Additional requirements may be identified in the future for this acquisition. Contract award is required on or before 30 Sep 03, with initial deliveries commencing six months after award. Information concerning this requirement/acquisition will be posted in the future. Sources interested in this requirement should express this in writing to: OC-ALC/PSKAC; ATTN: Leonard W. Enochs; 3001 Staff Drive, Suite 2AB1 103C; Tinker AFB, OK 73145-3020; FAX 405-736-3125; Email: leonard.enochs@tinker.af.mil. No telephone request. Only written or faxed request received directly from the requestor are acceptable. Inquiries should reference B1ATE.