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Visual Service Assessment for the Royal Saudi Air Force
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This sole source, time and material contract is awarded to Lockheed Martin under NAICS code 541330 for a Visual Service Assessment of Royal Saudi Air Force aircraft. The scope of work involves performing visual inspections for defects on the center and outer wings of fifty C-130/L-100-30 aircraft, with ten of those aircraft requiring a more detailed close visual inspection of the center wing box and outer wing areas. Additionally, the contractor is tasked with conducting Eddy Current Inspections. The evaluation period is limited to 120 days from the start date and requires travel to several locations within the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, including King Abdullah Air Base in Jeddah, Prince Sultan Air Base in Al Kharj, and the RSAF Headquarters in Riyadh. The solicitation, identified as FA8553-11-R-30267, was managed by Courtney Yearwood.
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$992,381.89Place of Performance
GA, USASet-Aside
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LOCKHEED MARTIN CORPAward Issued Date
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