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Airbus Dynamic Component Overhaul Services

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This subcontract for Airbus Dynamic Component Overhaul Services involves the specialized repair and overhaul of dynamic aircraft components for prime contractors supporting State of Alaska Department of Public Safety helicopter projects. The scope of work focuses on the maintenance of rotor heads, transmissions, and gearboxes according to 3000FH, 750FH, and 24-month intervals, including the replacement of service-life-limited bolts. All work must be performed at an Airbus Helicopters approved facility located in Anchorage. To ensure compliance and safety, all overhauled components must be delivered with 8130 tags and full traceability documentation. The project falls under NAICS code 336413 and is managed by the State of Alaska Department of Public Safety.

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Airbus dynamic component overhaul for Alaska Department of Public Safety helicopter projects in Anchorage.

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This scope was carved out of 2027-1200-0137.

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AgencyState of Alaska → Public Safety
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Performs specialized overhaul and repair of dynamic aircraft components for prime contractors on State of Alaska Department of Public Safety helicopter projects. Overhauls rotor heads, transmissions, and gearboxes per 3000FH/750FH/24-month intervals and replaces service-life-limited bolts. Requires an Airbus Helicopters approved facility. Delivers overhauled components with 8130 tags and traceability documentation.

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