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28 -- 6th Stage Air Duct Segment
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This contract involves the procurement of 30 nickel alloy 6th stage air duct segments for the F100-229 engine, specifically designed as segmented abradable liners to provide air seals between compressor blades. The components are intended for FMS countries and are associated with the F-100. The government intends to negotiate with a limited number of sources, specifically identifying Pratt and Whitney, under the authority of FAR 6.302. The solicitation was issued in July 2005 with an anticipated award date of August 30, 2005. Delivery is required within 14 months after receipt of order. Due to the military application of the technology, foreign participation is restricted. Additionally, any new qualified sources are required to undergo first article testing to ensure compliance with technical specifications.
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$35,778.6Place of Performance
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