Repair of Pressure Transmitter

This solicitation is a combined synopsis/solicitation for commercial items issued by the U.S. Coast Guard Aviation Logistics Center under RFQ number 70Z03826QH0000088 for the repair of pressure transmitters, identified as NSN 6685-01-440-3316, Part Number 1221AU1. It is an unrestricted procurement under NAICS code 488190 with a small business size standard of $40 million, and no set-aside is being used. The requirement is for a firm-fixed-price purchase order awarded competitively on a lowest-priced, technically acceptable basis, with the offeror required to quote pricing in the attached schedule worksheet and submit a fully burdened repair price. The contract description indicates the solicitation has been extended multiple times, with the latest amendment extending the closing date to 08/27/2026, and the original submission instructions directing quotes by email to Angela.L.Watts@uscg.mil and D05-SMB-LRS-Procurement@uscg.mil with the RFQ number in the subject line. The posted agency information lists the Department of Homeland Security, USCG Aviation Logistics Center in Elizabeth City, NC, and the solicitation states that no drawings, specifications, or schematics are available from the agency. The contemplated order is for four units, although one portion of the documents references an initial quantity of five, creating a minor internal inconsistency; in either case, the option provision allows the Coast Guard to increase quantity up to a maximum of nine units at the same unit price, within 365 days of award, through a unilateral modification. Evaluation focuses on technical acceptability and price reasonableness, with technical requirements emphasizing access to applicable technical directives, proof of the ability to update technical data, and airworthiness certification for repaired items. Acceptable airworthiness documentation may include FAA 8130 or an equivalent certificate, but a Certificate of Conformance alone is not acceptable for airworthiness purposes. The contractor must be either FAA repair-facility or OEM-certified, and the offer must demonstrate required capability and qualification for any subcontractors involved. The contract incorporates DHS commercial-item terms and conditions, including provisions on SAM registration, government property, option evaluation, HUBZone preference, payment by third party, accelerated payments to small business subcontractors, protest after award, and applicable law for breach claims, along with labor standards, trafficking in persons, and other standard compliance clauses. Performance requirements include compliance with ASTM D3951 commercial packaging standards, individual packaging and labeling unless otherwise