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G-IV Inertial Reference System Upgrade

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The contract involves upgrading the Inertial Reference System on the G-IV aircraft at the Air Force Research Center (AFRC). The current system, Honeywell’s LASEREF II, is no longer supported by the original equipment manufacturer (OEM) or any third-party vendors. To address this, the OEM offers an adapter kit to upgrade from LASEREF II to LASEREF IV, which is the only compatible successor for this aircraft model. The procurement includes the acquisition of three Inertial Reference System units, the necessary adapter kit, and installation services to be carried out by an approved avionics shop. This upgrade is essential to maintain the aircraft's navigation reliability and operational capability, as no other versions of the LASEREF system are compatible with the G-IV. The work will be performed at Edwards Air Force Base, and the contract is forecasted by AFRC under NAICS code 334511. Points of contact include the contract lead and small business specialist, offering avenues for inquiries and participation. The effort ensures the G-IV aircraft remains equipped with supported and current navigation technology.

General Info

Upgrade G-IV aircraft Inertial Reference System from LASEREF II to LASEREF IV, including installation.

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AFRC

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NAICS

334511 - Search, Detection, Navigation, Guidance, Aeronautical, and Nautical System and Instrument Manufacturing

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Place of Performance

Edwards AFB, CA, United States

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To Be Determined

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PostedOct 1

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Full Description

The G-IV aircraft uses an Intertial Reference System from Honeywell called LASEREF II. This system is no longer supported by the OEM or any other vendors. The OEM can provide an adapter kit to upgrade from the LASEREF II to LASEREF IV. OEM has stated that no other iterations of the LASEREF are currently compatable with the G-IV aircraft. This acquisition is for the required units (3 in total), adapter kit, and the installation work to be performed by an approved avionics shop.
The G-IV aircraft at AFRC will require an upgrade to the Intertial Reference System. The current system is no longer supported by the Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) or any third party manufacturers.

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