Repair of F-16 Oxygen Monitor

The U.S. Air Force, through the FA8118 AFSC PZABB office located at Tinker AFB, Oklahoma, is seeking qualified sources to repair the F-16 Oxygen Monitor under solicitation number 1660014733548BO, posted on July 24, 2026, with responses due by August 8, 2026. This is a sources-sought notice, not a contract award, and is designed to identify and evaluate potential repair providers who can demonstrate technical and quality compliance for a critical aerospace component. The place of performance is S Coffeyville, Oklahoma, and all submissions must be delivered electronically as a single, bookmarked PDF file containing a complete Source Authorization Request (SAR) package organized into 21 technical elements labeled A through U. These elements cover every aspect of repair capability including technical data rights, repair procedures, tooling, personnel qualifications, quality history, configuration management, traceability, special processes like heat treatment and welding, first article inspection, nonconformance reporting, and government quality assurance compliance. No pricing information is included or evaluated as part of this submission; the process is purely a technical qualification to determine if a source meets minimum standards for approval to perform repairs. All respondents must comply with aerospace industry standards including AS9100 Rev C and NADCAP certifications for critical processes, as outlined in Appendix D, and are required to submit detailed Inspection Method Sheets, Process Ownership Summaries, and quality documentation without financial redactions removed. The government retains final authority for acceptance based on the completeness and accuracy of submitted technical data, with inspections and evaluations conducted at the source’s facility. There are no specified packaging, markings, or delivery requirements beyond electronic submission, and no FOB or payment terms are provided because this is a pre-solicitation activity. The evaluation is pass/fail in nature with no numerical weighting, and failure to adequately address any single element may result in disqualification. The solicitation requires the submission of company name, address, CAGE code, and size status, but no socioeconomic certifications or security clearance requirements are referenced. The point of contact for inquiries is Morgan McGarity at [email hidden], and all documentation must align with AFMCI 20-102 and other DoD technical directives governing the repair of critical safety and application items.