J -- Aircraft engine overhaul for two (2) PT6A-41 engines
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The Fleet and Industrial Supply Center Norfolk Detachment Philadelphia seeks to procure overhaul services for two PT6A-41 aircraft engines used on the Uruguay Navy's Beechcraft B-200T King Air aircraft. The engines, identified by serial numbers 80901 and 8090-3, require depot-level rework and power plant changes under the Fleet Enhancement Program to meet current commercial standards. The contractor will also manage transportation and shipping of the engines to a U.S. freight forwarder for their return. This procurement will be structured as a firm fixed price contract. The request for proposal (RFP) will be released online, allowing interested bidders to download it from the NECO website. Parties unable to access the RFP via the website may request a copy by contacting Patricia Campbell through email or telefax. Regular monitoring of the website is advised for updates or amendments to the solicitation. The contract, identified by solicitation number N00140-03-R-3082, remains in the presolicitation phase.
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