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Supply of Explosion-Proof Breathing Air Pump (BAC-20P)

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The contract solicits the procurement and delivery of one BAC-20P explosion-proof breathing air pump, designated as a direct replacement for the discontinued MAV-8E model, to support hazardous confined-space repairs on aircraft fuel systems. This specialized equipment must meet strict safety standards for use in environments where flammable vapors are present, ensuring the protection of personnel during critical maintenance operations. The requirement is part of a small business set-aside under the SBA program, exclusively open to small businesses as defined by FAR 19.5, with the NAICS code 333912 indicating classification within the manufacturing of other commercial and service industry machinery. Performance of this contract is designated to occur at Eareckson Air Station, Alaska, with a ZIP code of 99506, emphasizing the operational context in a remote and potentially harsh environment. The contract is structured as a subcontract under the Department of Defense, managed by the FA5000 673 Cons Lgc office, and was posted on June 17, 2026. Although a solicitation number is not provided, the opportunity is accessible via the SAM.gov platform, and the specification for an explosion-proof, certified air pump underscores the non-negotiable safety and technical requirements tied to aviation maintenance in high-risk locations.

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Procure one BAC-20P explosion-proof air pump for hazardous aircraft fuel system repairs in Alaska, small business set-aside.

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Department Of Defense → FA5000 673 Cons LgcView Agency

NAICS

333912 - Air and Gas Compressor ManufacturingView NAICS

Place of Performance

EARECKSON AS, AK, 99506, USA

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SBA

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This scope was carved out of FA500026P0013.

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Notice of Award-Fuels Air Breathing

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Procurement and delivery of one BAC-20P explosion-proof breathing air pump for use in hazardous, confined-space aircraft fuel system repairs, as a direct replacement for the discontinued MAV-8E model.

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