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First Article Test (FAT) Planning and Execution

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The contract requires the development and execution of a First Article Test Plan for a compressor shroud, ensuring full compliance with aerospace quality standards and coordination with government monitors throughout the process. The work involves designing a structured testing protocol to validate that the initial production unit meets all specified technical and performance requirements, followed by the preparation and submission of detailed First Article Test Reports that document results, deviations, and corrective actions. All activities must align with industry best practices and regulatory expectations for aerospace components. Execution will take place in Coffeyville, with strict adherence to Department of Defense quality protocols and oversight. The subcontractor is responsible for managing all phases of testing, from planning through final report delivery, ensuring transparency and accountability to government representatives. The effort supports critical defense aviation systems, requiring precision, documentation integrity, and timely delivery to maintain program schedules and certification timelines. No set-asides or specific small business designations are indicated, and the North American Industry Classification System code 336412 confirms the work falls under aircraft engine and engine parts manufacturing.

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Subcontract for First Article Test Plan development and execution on compressor shroud under DoD.

NAICS

336412 - Aircraft Engine and Engine Parts Manufacturing

Place of Performance

S Coffeyville, OK, USA

Set-Aside

NONE

Documents

This scope was carved out of SPRTA126Q0134.

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SHROUD,COMPRESSOR,A

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AgencyDepartment Of Defense → Ok DLA Aviation At Oklahoma City
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Development and execution of a First Article Test Plan (FATP) and submission of test reports (FATR) for a compressor shroud, including coordination with government monitors and compliance with aerospace quality standards.

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