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31--Bearings
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Solicitation FA8251-10-Q-80036-0002 is for the procurement of sleeve bushings, part number 2006904-97, designed for use on F-16 aircraft landing gear. These copper alloy bushings are intended to replace original part numbers 2006404-129 and 2006404-181 during repair and must adhere to AMS 4640 material standards. The contract requires a total of 600 production articles along with one first article and a test report in accordance with DD 1423-1. Deliveries are split between two locations with varying timelines. One first article is due at Hill Air Force Base, Utah, within 120 calendar days. The remaining production units are to be delivered to Barstow, California, with 299 units due within 200 calendar days and 300 units due by June 30, 2010. This award notice falls under NAICS code 336412 for aircraft bearings.
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2SOURCE MANUFACTURING INCAward Issued Date
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