Remanufacture of the F-15 Pitch/Roll Channel Assemblies & Pitch Trim Controller

The Department of the Air Force, through solicitation FA8118-26-R-0001 issued on December 3, 2025, is seeking proposals for the remanufacture and upgrade of F-15 A-D and E model Pitch/Roll Channel Assemblies and F-15E Pitch Trim Controllers. The contract supports critical aircraft flight control components and mandates strict compliance with quality, technical, and delivery requirements as detailed in a comprehensive Statement of Work (SOW). Performance includes overhaul of key hydraulic servomechanisms and linear direct valves, with emphasis on configuration management, government-furnished property accountability, and asset traceability governed by item-level unique identification (IUID) per MIL-STD-130 standards. The work requires calibrated test equipment traceable to NIST standards, adherence to ISO 9001-2015 quality management principles, and supply chain risk management provisions including cybersecurity protocols aligned with NIST guidance and DFARS clauses. Contract deliverables span multiple years with firm fixed-price line items for two basic years and an option year, encompassing recurring deliveries and requiring contractor compliance with packaging and marking per MIL-STD-2073-1 and MIL-STD-129 standards. Asset visibility and reporting are integral, with contractors obligated to provide detailed Commercial Asset Visibility (CAV) data and Contract Depot Maintenance (CDM) monthly production reports to support government inventory and accountability systems. Inspection and acceptance occur at the contractor’s facility (origin), with the government retaining responsibility for ensuring compliance with specified standards. The evaluation criteria prioritize price approximately equally with all other factors such as technical approach, management, and past performance, evidencing a best-value trade-off approach to award. Cybersecurity requirements are robust, encompassing incident response, system security plans, foreign ownership disclosures, and subcontractor management to safeguard sensitive programs. Proposal submissions are due by February 1, 2026, via secure electronic means, with full instructions for compliance provided. The contract mandates rigorous packaging, including traceability barcoding and marking, and incorporates detailed data deliverables, ensuring the Air Force receives fully compliant, secure, and quality-assured components essential for F-15 flight control system sustainment and modernization.