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28 -- TURBINE BLADE RETAINER
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This contract is for the procurement of 11 Turbine Blade Retainers, part number 4086315, designed for F100 PW 100, 200, and 220 engines. These nickel alloy components function as multiple knife edged rotating air seals coupled with second stage blade dampers to regulate airflow and dampen blades. The anticipated award date was September 7, 2004, with a required delivery date of January 31, 2005. Eligibility for award is strictly limited to approved sources, and offerors are encouraged to submit Source Approval Requests promptly. The procurement is managed by Tinker AFB, with Mary H. Walker and Julia A. Harlow serving as the primary points of contact. An ombudsman has been appointed to handle contractor concerns during the proposal phase, though they do not participate in the final selection process.
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$139,760.83Place of Performance
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