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28 -- Aircraft Engine Warranty Services

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Reference-Number-AG-04GG-P-06-00003Federal

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Region 6 operates four Shorts C-23A aircraft used for smokejumper missions, each equipped with PT-6A-45R engines that were overhauled in 1998 with a 10-year service life warranty lasting through 2008. To maintain this warranty, all engine maintenance and repair must be performed exclusively by the original dealer or their authorized representatives, as any work done outside of this voids the warranty. Routine maintenance costs, such as those for hot section inspections, fall under the responsibility of the operator. Effective December 1, 2005, the agency intends to sole source engine warranty services with the original dealer to ensure compliance with warranty requirements. The contract anticipates annual expenditures ranging from $0 to $150,000 to cover these services for all four aircraft. The contract is managed by the Ochoco National Forest office within the Department of Agriculture, headquartered in Prineville, Oregon. Orrin Corak serves as the Contract Specialist and the primary point of contact for inquiries. This arrangement ensures that the aircraft engines are maintained under warranty conditions, supporting the operational readiness and safety of the smokejumper fleet.

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Region 6 sole sources C-23A engine warranty services to original dealer, costing up to $150,000 annually.

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Department Of Agriculture → Ochoco National ForestView Agency

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336412 - Aircraft Engine and Engine Parts ManufacturingView NAICS

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AgencyDepartment Of Agriculture → Ochoco National Forest
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OfficePRINEVILLE, OR, 97754, USA
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Department Of Agriculture → Ochoco National Forest
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Office AddressPRINEVILLE, OR, 97754, USA
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Orrin L CorakContract Specialist

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Description Region 6 currently has four (4) Shorts C-23As used as smokejumper aircraft. In 1998 the engines (PT-6A-45Rs) on these aircraft were overhauled and included a 10 year service life warranty (1998 through 2008). The aircraft engine warranty is void if work is performed other than the original dealer or authorized representative of the dealer. Costs associated with normal scheduled maintenance, such as hot section inspections is the responsibility of the operator. It is our intent, in order to maintain the engine warranty, to sole source these services with the original dealer as of December 01, 2005. Anticipated total annual costs for all aircraft will range from $0.00 to $150,000.00 per year. Point of Contact Orrin Corak, Contract Specialist, (541) 504-7273 Email your questions to ocorak@fs.fed.us

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