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31--Bearings
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This contract, solicitation number SPRTA1-10-R-0349, is for the procurement of 83 annular ball bearings used to stabilize the inlet fan and fan drive turbine within the core of F100-229 engines. These critical components are manufactured from PWA 793 steel and are identified by NSN 3110-01-388-9826NZ. The delivery of the bearings is designated for Tinker Air Force Base, Oklahoma, with a required delivery date of February 29, 2012. The acquisition is being conducted as a limited source solicitation under the authority of FAR 6.302, with qualified sources including Timken Aerospace, FAG Aerospace, SKF USA, and United Technologies Corporation. The contract is anticipated as a range contract with a minimum order quantity of 21 and a maximum of 125 units. Unique Identification requirements apply if the unit price exceeds 5,000 dollars.
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