Repair of Test Set Electronic NSN: 6625-01-645-7438 and Electronic Systems Test Set NSN: 6625-01-588-8215

The United States Air Force, through the FA8119 Afsc Pzabc office at Tinker AFB, Oklahoma, is conducting market research under Sources Sought Synopsis FD20302601917 to identify qualified sources capable of repairing two specific electronic test sets: NSN 6625-01-645-7438 (P/N: BCIT-1553-BC) and NSN 6625-01-588-8215 (P/N: BCIT-1553). This synopsis is not a solicitation and does not constitute a commitment to award a contract; no funds are currently available, and responses will not be treated as proposals. The repair work involves full disassembly, cleaning, inspection, maintenance, reassembly, testing, and finishing of the units to restore them to fully serviceable condition in accordance with approved technical data, Performance Work Statements, and applicable military standards. All repairs must be performed at the contractor’s facility located in S Coffeyville, Oklahoma, with final acceptance occurring at the same location by DCMA, followed by delivery to the government’s designated point. Contractors must comply with stringent packaging and marking requirements per MIL-STD-2073-1E and MIL-STD-130N, including permanent IUID markings using 2D matrix barcodes, CAGE code labeling, and repair date stamping, along with correct disposition labels (DD Forms 1574, 1577, etc.). The contractor is responsible for ensuring all tools and test equipment are calibrated to NIST traceable standards and that all work adheres to technical orders, federal safety regulations, and quality protocols. Special requirements include submission of a Supply Chain Risk Management Plan addressing counterfeit part avoidance, cybersecurity protections compliant with NIST SP 800-171, and a Surge Plan detailing the ability to respond to government-directed spikes in demand. Foreign ownership or influence must be disclosed using SF-328, and any cybersecurity breach or breach of controlled information must be reported immediately. While no set-aside is planned, the effort is being evaluated for potential small business competition, and contractors must have a valid CAGE code and provide all required CDRLs including corrective action plans, configuration management reports, and financial and inventory reports. No pricing, contract value, delivery schedule, or formal contract type is defined at this stage, and all submissions are purely