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Aircraft Exterior Cleaning and Lubrication Services

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The contract requires the provision of comprehensive aircraft exterior cleaning and lubrication services in strict compliance with Technical Orders T.O. 1-1-691 and 1F-16CG-23. This includes thorough washing of the entire aircraft exterior, lubrication of designated components, detailed inspections, and cleaning of critical areas such as the landing gear, wheel wells, and engine inlets. All corrective actions identified during inspections must be documented accurately to ensure ongoing airworthiness and operational readiness. The work must be performed at the designated location in Homestead, Florida, with a zip code of 33039, and must adhere to all regulatory and procedural standards outlined in the referenced technical documentation. This is a subcontract solicitation classified as a Small Business Set Aside under the NAICS code 561790, with the Department of Defense, specifically the FA6648 482 Lss Lgc organization, as the contracting entity. The opportunity was posted on August 3, 2026, and responses are due by August 17, 2026, at 6:00 p.m. The nature of the work demands precision, adherence to military specifications, and a high level of technical proficiency, with all tasks to be executed by a qualified small business contractor capable of meeting the stringent performance requirements of the U.S. Air Force fleet maintenance protocols.

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Aircraft exterior cleaning and lubrication per military tech orders at Homestead, FL, for U.S. Air Force, small business set aside.

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Department Of Defense → FA6648 482 Lss LgcView Agency

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561790 - Other Services to Buildings and DwellingsView NAICS

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Homestead, FL, 33039, USA

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Perform complete aircraft exterior wash and lubrication in accordance with Technical Orders T.O. 1-1-691 and 1F-16CG-23, including inspections, cleaning of landing gear, wheel wells, engine inlets, and documentation of corrective actions.

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