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Thrust Reverser Bearing Toolkit
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Solicitation F9D2MX7311AW01 is a request for quote issued by the 105th Airlift Wing for a specialized bearing toolkit used for the removal and installation of thrust reverser blocker door bearings on C-17 aircraft engines. The requirement is for one toolkit, specifically the CMPTK-C17B8D8294-507 manufactured by Jamaica Bearings Group or an equivalent, which must include portable swaging, cutting, and install/removal tools. This acquisition is designated as a total small business set-aside under NAICS code 332991. A single award will be granted to the offeror providing the lowest price that meets all minimum specifications. Interested parties must be registered in the System for Award Management to be eligible for the award.
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$7,550Place of Performance
105th Airlift Wing Stewart ANGB One Maguire Way, NEWBURGH, NY, 12550-5075, USASet-Aside
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