CORSAIR-CG 1.5 Cylinder with 20- and 27-inch hose

The United States Coast Guard’s Aviation Logistics Center in Elizabeth City, North Carolina, is seeking to replace its obsolete 1.5 cylinder oxygen bottle and hose system with the new CORSAIR-CG 1.5 Cylinder equipped with 20- and 27-inch hoses. The current system is no longer manufactured or supported, leading to critical inventory shortages that compromise the operational readiness of aviation survival technicians across the Coast Guard fleet. The replacement system is designed to ensure continuous and reliable oxygen supply for all personnel who depend on it during missions, maintaining safety and mission effectiveness without interruption. This procurement is essential to restore and sustain life support capabilities for aviation crews operating in demanding environments. The procurement is classified under NAICS code 336413, indicating it falls within the aerospace product and parts manufacturing sector, and no set-aside provisions are in place, meaning it is open to all eligible vendors. The point of contact for this requirement is Jeffrey Reams, with Jordan Ownley as the alternate, and Justin Midgett serving as the Small Business Specialist. The contract is currently in a forecast status, indicating it is in the planning phase ahead of a formal solicitation, and all communications and inquiries should be directed through the provided contact details. The place of performance is confirmed as Elizabeth City, North Carolina, where the Coast Guard’s engineering and logistics operations are centrally managed.