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E-6B Aircraft Sealant Removal and Reapplication Services

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The contract involves the complete removal and reapplication of EF-5992 sealant on the E-6B aircraft, ensuring full compliance with Technical Directive AFC-192. The work specifically requires the use of the Aquamiser system, which is critical for the sealant process, and includes tasks performed within confined spaces of the aircraft. This specialized maintenance activity aims to maintain the aircraft's integrity and performance standards. Issued by the Naval Air Systems Command under the Department of Defense, the subcontract falls under NAICS code 488190 and is slated for work in South Coffeyville. The contract emphasizes adherence to technical guidelines and operational safety due to the nature of the confined environments and the importance of the sealant application to the aircraft’s functionality. This subcontract ensures that the E-6B aircraft continues to meet required maintenance and operational readiness criteria.

General Info

Complete EF-5992 sealant removal and reapplication on E-6B aircraft using Aquamiser in confined spaces.

Agency

Department Of Defense → Naval Air Systems Command

NAICS

488190 - Other Support Activities for Air TransportationView NAICS

Place of Performance

S Coffeyville, OK, USA

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NONE

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PostedJun 4

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AgencyDepartment Of Defense → Naval Air Systems Command

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Department Of Defense → Naval Air Systems Command

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Complete removal and reapplication of EF-5992 sealant on E-6B aircraft in compliance with Technical Directive AFC-192, including use of the Aquamiser system and work in confined aircraft spaces.

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