Repair of B-52 Motional Transducer

The contract solicitation FA8117-26-SS-0023 issued by the U.S. Air Force Sustainment Center at Tinker AFB seeks market research responses for repair services specifically related to the B-52 Motional Transducer. This sources sought synopsis is aimed at identifying qualified potential sources capable of performing authorized repairs, remanufacturing, or overhauls consistent with Department of Defense and original equipment manufacturer (OEM) standards. The repair work must comply with strict quality assurance requirements, including adherence to recognized certifications such as AS9100, NADCAP, and ISO 9001:2008. Prospective sources are expected to demonstrate the ability to use controlled repair processes, certified tooling, proprietary technical data, and specialized inspection methods, including non-destructive inspection at the required certification levels. The place of performance is identified as a facility in Coffeyville, Oklahoma, with contract administration and procurement handled via Tinker AFB. The solicitation does not provide standard contract clauses or detailed evaluation factors but instead focuses heavily on the Source Approval Request (SAR) process, requiring extensive technical and quality documentation before qualification. Submitting entities must disclose their business size, provide CAGE codes for themselves and all sub-tier suppliers, and affirm certifications and process controls while detailing repair and quality histories. Packaging, marking, detailed pricing, period of performance, and formal contract terms such as FOB are absent from the current documentation. Submission guidelines specify that proposals must be organized according to prescribed SAR elements and delivered physically or electronically in PDF format by the stated deadline. The Government retains final acceptance authority with inspections occurring at the contractor’s site, and the repair source must maintain rigorous traceability and quality assurance documentation throughout the process.