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Stator, Disc Brake

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The Defense Logistics Agency intends to procure 50 units of the stator for disc brakes, identified by part number 133-883 and NSN 1630-01-331-0612, from Goodrich Wheel & Brake based in Troy, Ohio. This announcement serves to notify interested contractors that subcontracting opportunities may be available through Goodrich, and those capable of manufacturing the part are encouraged to contact the designated government official for qualification requirements. The solicitation for this procurement was posted on June 26, 2010, under the solicitation number 10_90927_discbrakestator, aligning with NAICS code 336413, which pertains to aircraft parts manufacturing. Interested parties can reach out to Salli H Beringer at Hill Air Force Base for further information and qualification details. This notice functions as a sources-sought announcement to identify potential manufacturers who meet the necessary criteria for producing the stator components. The government’s goal is to ensure reliable supply while exploring subcontracting possibilities through the primary contractor. The office handling this procurement is based at the Defense Logistics Agency’s DLR Procurement OPS at Hill AFB, Utah.

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Defense Logistics Agency seeks 50 stator units for disc brakes; subcontracting opportunities available.

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336413 - Other Aircraft Parts and Auxiliary Equipment Manufacturing

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Contracting Office Address: Defense Logistics Agency DLR Procurement OPS - DSCR-ZAB 6050 Gum Lane Bldg 1215 Hill AFB, UT 84056-5825 This synopsis is to notify interested contractors that the Government intends to procure the following item from Goodrich Wheel & Brake in Troy, OH. Interested contractors should contact Goodrich for possible subcontracting opportunities. Contractors who believe that they can qualify to manufacture this part should contact the Government official listed in this synopsis. Qualification requirements, when available, will be forwarded to prospective offerors upon request. Part Number:133-883 NSN:1630-01-331-0612 Quantity:50 Noun:Stator, Disc Brake PR:FD2020-10-90927

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