SPE4AX20RASCP-AddGroup18

The Defense Logistics Agency Aviation is pursuing a total small business set-aside under FAR 19.5 to expand the scope of multiple existing contracts awarded to small businesses for the supply of aircraft structural components, with a focus on FSC 1560, 1660, and 1680. These contracts, including SPE4A2-22-D-0005 through SPE4A2-22-D-0018, are held by vendors such as H M Dunn Company, Aero-Glen International LLC, S&K Logistics Services LLC, Kit Pack Co. Inc, A J Associates Manufacturing & Engineering Co Inc, Aeroforce Logistics LLC, Precision Air Inc, GSE Dynamics Inc, Boneal Inc, Camnetics Manufacturing Group, and Aero Components LLC, all of which have six years remaining on their base contract terms. The solicitation SPE4AX20RASCP-AddGroup18 seeks to add new NSNs not originally included in the initial synopsis, requiring contractors to provide parts encompassing a broad range of functions beyond simple supply—specifically inventory management, forecasting, distribution, storage, reliability enhancements, engineering maintenance, and design control. The items in question are deemed competitive and are supported by technical specifications referencing military standards under Defense Standardization Manual 4120.3-M, with clause identifiers such as 55A009-8 for thermal structures, 713229-8 for structural support, IT-5678-8 for former aircraft components, and others tied to specific assemblies including ducts, couplings, boot assemblies, elbow assemblies, and structural plates. While no formal statement of work, evaluation factors, or award basis are explicitly defined, proposed responses must comply with established government inspection protocols that assign responsibility either to the government or the contractor on a line-item basis, with acceptance occurring at designated facilities. Packaging and marking requirements, payment office details, invoicing methods, and remittance instructions are not specified, and the solicitation does not outline a clear basis for award or weighting criteria. Submission is scheduled for July 10, 2026, and performance is expected to extend through 2026, with delivery and inspection dates mapped to specific contractor facilities using alphanumeric codes. The solicitation leverages the existing contract infrastructure and requires offerors to affirm compliance with socioeconomic certifications appropriate to the total small business set-aside, though detailed representations and certifications remain partially obscured by incomplete data