16--HEAT EXCHANGER,AIR
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This presolicitation notice from the Department of Defense, managed by DLA Aviation in Philadelphia, is for the procurement of eight air heat exchangers under solicitation SPRPA126RVC65. The contract specifies delivery as FOB Origin and identifies the items as flight critical, requiring strict engineering source approval by the design control activity to ensure part quality. Because the approved sources hold essential technical data and manufacturing knowledge not economically available to the government, the acquisition is limited to previously approved sources to avoid delays in fleet support. Prospective bidders who are not currently approved must submit detailed documentation as outlined in the NAVSUP Weapon Systems Support Source Approval Information Brochures along with their proposals. Failure to provide the required data or proof of a pending approval request will result in the offer not being considered for award. The response deadline for this requirement is November 2, 2026.
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