Brake, Multiple Disc
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The Defense Logistics Agency plans to procure 388 units of a multiple disc brake, part number 2-1702, with the National Stock Number 1630-01-514-2675, from Goodrich Wheel & Brake located in Troy, Ohio. This notice serves to inform interested contractors that there may be subcontracting opportunities available with Goodrich, and those who believe they can manufacture this part are encouraged to contact the designated government official for qualification requirements and further information. The contract is categorized under the NAICS code 336413, which pertains to aerospace product and parts manufacturing. Contracting activities are managed through the Defense Logistics Agency at Hill Air Force Base, Utah, and the primary point of contact is Salli H. Beringer, reachable via email or phone. This is a sources-sought notice, indicating that the government is assessing the capability of other manufacturers to produce this component. Interested parties seeking to qualify should request the qualification criteria from the government to explore the opportunity to participate as a subcontractor or manufacturer.
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