F/A-18 Basic Ordering Agreement (BOA) Renwal

Navsup Weapon Systems Support Philadelphia intends to establish a five-year Basic Ordering Agreement (BOA) on a sole source basis with Boeing to provide critical repair and spare parts support for the F/A-18, E-18AG, ALQ-92, H-60, and AV-8B platforms, as well as associated support equipment. The scope of work encompasses 178 Navy repairs, 139 Foreign Military Sales (FMS) repairs, 311 Navy spares, and 199 FMS spares. Key deliverables include structural components such as wing flaps and nose fairings, avionics like digital computers and indicating panels, landing gear parts kits, and various test sets and alignment tools. Boeing is identified as the Original Equipment Manufacturer and the only known source for these parts, as the government does not own the necessary technical data or rights to procure them from alternative sources. The agreement will utilize National Item Identification Numbers and Federal Supply Classifications for tracking, with specific items featuring turnaround times ranging from 45 to 1043 days. While the agency will consider capability statements from other responsible sources, the award is expected to be made to Boeing. Interested parties must submit qualifications to the primary point of contact, Michael Dickens, by the response deadline of November 25, 2026.