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28 -- Repai, F110 1st Stage Fan Blade, Laser Shock Peen
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Solicitation FA8104-04-R-0289 is a Request for Proposal for the repair of F110-GE-100 first stage fan blades, with performance taking place at Tinker AFB, Oklahoma. The contract specifies a delivery schedule of 600 units every 30 calendar days following the receipt of the order or the reparable asset. GE Engine Services, Inc. is the intended source because the government does not possess the necessary repair data. The scope of work includes the repair of 4,704 fan blades and the accounting of 96 scrap units, alongside the provision of G009 data. This procurement is governed by NAICS Code 336413 and incorporates terms from Basic Ordering Agreement F34601-01-G-0003 and various Federal Acquisition Regulations for commercial items. The project is designated with a DPAS rating of DO.
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