16 -- Phase II of BAA SP0410-97-S-0005/SP0410-01-D-0004
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The Government intends to exercise an option under Phase II of contract SP0410-01-D-0004 with The Boeing Company to further validate the SURGE (Supplier Utilization through Responsive Grouped Enterprises) concept introduced in Phase I. This contract option focuses on demonstrating the SURGE methodology by grouping and testing a second set of aircraft machine parts based on their manufacturing similarities. This effort is part of a series of three groupings planned for evaluation under Phase II. The option initiates a one-year purchasing period for the machine parts grouping, with the Government holding the right to extend this period for an additional year. The planned exercise of this option is anticipated by July 2003, continuing the phased approach to SURGE testing and supplier utilization optimization. This contract phase aims to build on previous demonstrations to further assess the efficiency and effectiveness of grouped enterprise responsiveness in aircraft parts manufacturing.
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