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Low Pressure Pusher
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This pre-solicitation notice concerns the procurement of 20 low pressure pushers, part number 21C5160G01, used to assemble the L.P.T. rotor to the fan drive shaft of TF34-GE-100A turbofan engines. These steel and aluminum components measure 24 inches in length and weigh 4 pounds. The contract includes three additional options, each allowing for the purchase of between 1 and 10 additional units. Due to a lack of available technical data, the request for quotation is being issued on a sole source basis to General Electric Company or its authorized vendors. Interested parties must submit requests for the solicitation via email or fax to the designated contract specialist, as the RFQ will not be posted on public procurement websites. The procurement is managed under NAICS code 336412.
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$49,880Place of Performance
MA, USASet-Aside
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BONIFACE TOOL & DIE INCAward Issued Date
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