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47 -- SOLE SOURCE-PRATT & WHITNEY- F100 METAL TUBE ASSEMBLY
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This contract involves the procurement of metal tube assemblies, part number 4070030, designed to supply oil to the bearing compartment of F-100 engines. The assemblies are made of AMS5362SST material with approximate dimensions of 9.7 by 3.3 by 1.9 inches. The government is seeking a total quantity ranging from 21 to 64 units for delivery to Tinker Air Force Base, Oklahoma, by January 31, 2006. Pratt and Whitney of East Hartford, Connecticut, is identified as the qualified source for this requirement. The acquisition is intended as a sole or limited source procurement under FAR 6.302, and a first article test is required. The solicitation process was managed electronically via eps.gov, with an ombudsman appointed to handle contractor concerns during the proposal development phase.
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