Regional Depot Network (RDN) Remanufacture of F100-PW-220/-220E/-229/-229EEP Series Engine Modules

The Defense Logistics Agency (DLA), supporting the United States Air Force Life Cycle Propulsion Sustainment International Engine Branch, awarded contract SPRHA1-26-D-0001 to Pratt & Whitney for the remanufacture of F100-PW-100/200/22E/229/229EEP series engine modules. The scope of work includes the Inlet Fan, Core, Fan Drive Turbine, High Pressure Turbine, and Gearbox, with the effort being 100% Foreign Military Sales. This is a Firm Fixed Price Requirements contract with a total potential duration of 10 years, structured as a three-year base period followed by one three-year option and one four-year option. Performance is primarily centered at Hill Air Force Base, Utah, and other Department of Defense depot repair sites. Awarded on a sole-source basis under FAR 6.302-1, the contract is justified by Pratt & Whitney's proprietary technical data, unique engineering expertise, and exclusive supplier base. The program is part of a broader 20-year overarching framework designed to improve engine availability and unify support through strategies including Depot, Performance Based, Stock, and Transactional Support. Key performance metrics for the contractor include material availability, on-time delivery, and the reduction of backorder age. Additionally, the contract mandates compliance with small business subcontracting goals, including the submission of an annual subcontracting plan approved by the Defense Contract Management Agency.