C-17 - Test Set, Environmental Control System AI
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This is a predicted full-recompete opportunity for the C-17 PMO to procure Environmental Control System AI Test Sets under a firm fixed-price arrangement. The current contract, held by Texas Mgt Associates Inc with a value of 871,445.90 dollars, is expected to end on September 30, 2026. The requirement involves the delivery of four initial units with three additional units available across three separate options. The project includes the delivery of a first article, production units, a test plan, a test report, and an IUID marking plan for part number 17G410645. The technical objective is to provide a means for organizational and depot level maintenance to improve first-time fault isolation for the high stage bleed air pressure regulator valve, pylon pressure regulator bleed air valve, and fan air valve. This equipment will serve as an alternative to current fault isolation procedures to reduce non-mission capable time and maintenance man-hours by isolating valve pressure control and electrical circuits. The system requires external 115 vac/60hz electrical power and 160 psi compressed air. This opportunity is designated as a 100 percent Small Business Set-Aside and will be conducted via full and open competition after exclusion of sources.
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GA, 782381280, USASet-Aside
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Current Contract: FA852623C0003 Incumbent: TEXAS MGT ASSOCIATES INC Contract Value: $871,445.9 Potential End Date: 2026-09-30T00:00:00.000Z Competition: FULL AND OPEN COMPETITION AFTER EXCLUSION OF SOURCES Pricing: FIRM FIXED PRICE Classification: full-recompete (Confidence: high - 90/100)
The C-17 PMO has a firm fixed-price requirement for: Test Set, Environmental Control System AI, Qty: 4 Ea, Option I: 3 Ea, Option II: 3 Ea, Option III: 3 Ea, NSN: 4920-01-611- 3303BA, First Article/Production: 1 Ea/Production: 3 Ea, Test Plan: 1 LO, Test Report: 1 LO, IUID Marking Plan: 1 LO, P/N: 17G410645. The C-17 Aircraft utilizes an Integrated Environmental Control System (IECS) to provide steady state heating, cooling, ventilation and cabin pressurization. As part of the IECS, pneumatic valves are used to regulate flow within the system. Three of the valves utilized within IECS are the high stage bleed air pressure regulator valve, PN: 3214936-2-1, pylon pressure regulator bleed air valve, PN: 3214936-2-1, and the fan air valve, PN: 3224866-1-1. Maintainers have had difficulty identifying the faulty component when trouble-shooting faults involving the High Stage Regulator valve (HSV), Pylon Pressure Regulator/Pilot (PPRPV), Fan Air Valve (FAV), and the associated pilot valve using existing Fault Isolation (FI) Procedures. A means is required at the organizational and depot levels of maintenance to improve first-time fault isolation and reduce NMC/MMH by isolating the valve pressure control and electrical circuits for troubleshooting. The means is required to be used as an alternate to the current fault isolation procedure. The means will require an external 115 vac/ 60hz electrical power source and an external 160 psi compressed air source.. This is a 100% Small Business Set-Aside.
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