FINAL RFP - Landing Gear Collaborative Supply Chain Integration II
Price due March 1, 2027133 days left
The government needs performance-based supply chain support of landing gear components for USAF aircraft at Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) Aviation, Ogden.
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We are seeking quotes for performance-based supply chain support of landing gear components for USAF aircraft at Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) Aviation, Ogden.
Scope of work: End-to-end supply chain management, engineering oversight, quality assurance, and procurement for about 2,800 NIINs, including USAF depot level reparables and DLA consumables.
Performance targets: Achieve 95% on-time delivery for DLA-managed parts and 90% for USAF-managed parts, and cut production lead times by at least 25%.
Key activities: Strategic raw material purchasing, forging die management, and obsolescence/DMSMS management.
Contract type: Single-award ID/IQ, firm-fixed-price with EPA, set aside 100% for small business under NAICS 336413 and PSC 1620.
Period of performance: 10 years: a 5-year base plus one 5-year option.
Bid sets: Bid sets for the NIINs are mailed on removable drives; send your mailing address to the DLA contracting officers to request one.
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Due date and time
Offers are due 1-MAR-2027 at 5:00PM (time zone not stated in the text). (Attachment 8, p. 1)
How to submit
Proposals and modifications must be submitted electronically via DoD SAFE (Secure Access File Exchange). (Attachment 2, p. 3)
A proposal is officially submitted only when the file upload through DoD SAFE is completed. (Attachment 2, p. 4)
To send source selection information by encrypted email, first contact the Contracting Officer to exchange encryption certificates. (Attachment 2, p. 3)
Licenses and certifications
Prime Contractor must identify a Journeyman Machinist who is an expert with landing gear manufacturing processes. (Attachment 3, p. 12)
Inspectors must be certified to Level II, with the inspection procedure developed by a Level III, per AIA/NAS410. (Attachment 6, p. 12)
Set-aside and participation goals
This is a 100% total small business set-aside (NAICS 336413, size standard 1,250). (Attachment 8, p. 1)
Contract term
Single-award IDIQ with a 5-year base period from award and one 5-year option; total duration not to exceed 10 years. (Attachment 8, p. 3)
The Government will give notice of intent to exercise the option no later than 60 days before the base period ends. (Attachment 8, p. 3)
Pricing format
Offerors must provide pricing and delivery in the Attachment 1 TEP Worksheet, with unit prices and production lead times per CLIN. (Attachment 8, p. 3)
Out-year pricing is calculated annually from the offered price using Producer Price Index Series ID PCU3364--3364--. (Attachment 8, p. 3)
Scope highlights
Establish an IDIQ contract for the purchase of landing gear spares. (Attachment 8, p. 3)
Order minimum is $1,000.00 and maximum is $10,000,000.00 per single order; minimum guarantee is $10,000,000.00 over the base period. (Attachment 8, p. 3)
Department of Defense — $19,719,583 — March 31, 2028
Department of Defense — $4,016,832 — February 2, 2028
Department of Defense — $3,565,880 — November 1, 2027
Department of Defense — $531,093 — September 30, 2027
Department of Defense — $55,344 — September 13, 2027
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