The Department of the Air Force Materiel Command Air Force Sustainment Center awarded a single award indefinite delivery contract to Woodward FST Inc., a division of Woodward Governor Company, to provide repair and overhaul services for F100-PW-220 augmentor spray ring manifold assemblies located in Zone IV. The potential value of the contract vehicle is $11.53 million to be delivered over a two-year base period and one-year option. Four firm fixed price delivery orders have been issued against the contract to date, with periods of performance through September 2024 and place of performance in Zeeland, Michigan. The delivery orders have values ranging from $463,075 to $1.29 million for repair and overhaul of the specified manifolds that support F100 engines in the Air Force inventory. The original pre-solicitation notice indicated the Government's intent to issue a sole source contract to the only known qualified source, Woodward FST Inc., to overhaul 180 units in the base year and 165 units in the option year.
The contract and associated delivery orders aim to provide repair and overhaul services for critical F100 engine components, specifically augmentor spray ring manifold assemblies located in Zone IV. Woodward FST Inc. will restore the assemblies to a serviceable condition at its facility in Zeeland, Michigan to support the F100 engines in the Air Force fleet. The indefinite delivery contract vehicle and initial delivery orders establish a means for the Air Force to maintain an important engine component over a two to three year period within the contract's potential value.