Lccs for GE engine depot level repair

Ended Indefinite Delivery Contract Awarded Last action

Contract number
H9224115D0002
Awardee
Awarding agency
Task orders
35 $90,291,401 obligated

Award facts

Opportunity
Combined order value
$90,291,401 Current and potential, with all options
Last date to order 100% complete
IDV ceiling 39% used
$231,939,284.23
Award type
Single award
Who can order
Only the awarding agency
Contracting staff
Set-aside
No set-aside
Competition
1 offer Only One Source
Pricing
Order Dependent (IDV only)

Award details come from SAM.gov/FPDS.

About this IDV

General Electric Company, operating as GE Aerospace, was awarded a single-award Indefinite Delivery Contract by the U.S. Special Operations Command valued at $231.9 million with an award date of April 1, 2015, and ultimate completion date of March 31, 2021. The contract covers Life Cycle Cost Support (LCCS) for General Electric Engine Depot Level Repair and Engineering Change Proposal (ECP) approval services. Work is performed at GE's facility in West Lynn, Massachusetts. No small business set-aside was utilized, reflecting GE's status as a large industrial prime contractor. The contract establishes a framework for USSOCOM to issue delivery orders for turbine engine repair, maintenance, and sustainment services supporting the Special Operations Command's specialized aviation assets, including rotary-wing and tiltrotor aircraft platforms.

The contract generated 36 documented delivery orders spanning from July 2015 through December 2020, collectively valued at approximately $93.9 million against the $231.9 million ceiling. Delivery order scope encompassed YT706 turbine engine repair services, contractor-acquired engine parts and components, maintenance and training programs, fuel injectors and fuel manifolds, enhanced troubleshooting manual development, engine instrumentation and calibration, component life improvement program support, and field service representative coverage. The Component Life Improvement Program and YT706 engine repair and sustainment activities represent the highest-value recurring services, with multiple delivery orders addressing routine depot-level maintenance, component overhaul, parts procurement, and technical engineering support. GE's performance at West Lynn, Massachusetts reflects the consolidation of GE's aerospace engine depot maintenance operations and serves as the primary support hub for USSOCOM's specialized engine fleet sustainment requirements under this indefinite delivery vehicle.

Task orders

Task order Ordering agency Obligated Awarded
Repair of YT706 turbine engines H9224121F0003 US Special Operations Command $3,293,302
Component life improvement program H9224120F0104 US Special Operations Command $1,148,054
Contractor acquired parts: YT706 engine H9224120F0095 US Special Operations Command $1,470,840
Yearly services for the YT706 engine maintenance program H9224120F0041 US Special Operations Command $864,955
Engine and engine component repair and contractor acquired parts. H9224120F0009 US Special Operations Command $24,678,701
Engine repair and spare engines H9224120F0010 US Special Operations Command $5,878,953
YT706 engine familiarization and maintenance training H9224120F0006 US Special Operations Command $46,568
Heavy engine repair (modified) H9224119F0163 US Special Operations Command $230,351
Fuel injectors and fuel manifolds required for safety of flight H9224119F0157 US Special Operations Command $3,112,067
Development of enhanced troubleshooting manual/training H9224119F0105 US Special Operations Command $873,000
Engine instrumentation and calibration H9224119F0070 US Special Operations Command $199,506
Yearly services for the YT706 engine maintenance program H9224119F0056 US Special Operations Command $800,205
Contractor acquired parts - YT706 engines H9224119F0031 US Special Operations Command $2,808,000
Component life improvement program funding H9224119F0011 US Special Operations Command $3,410,883
YT706 engine repair H9224119F0002 US Special Operations Command $9,717,148
Contractor acquired parts - YT706 engine H9224118F0034 US Special Operations Command $1,350,000
Engine repair H9224118F0015 US Special Operations Command $5,483,303
Contractor acquired parts, engine and component repair and FSR, program management, tech manual yearly services. 0018 US Special Operations Command $3,540,393
Engine evaluation and testing 0017 US Special Operations Command $13,265
Engine and engine component repairs for the YT706 GE engine 0016 US Special Operations Command $2,407,275
Engine repair and parts 0015 US Special Operations Command $84,268
Component life improvement program 0014 US Special Operations Command $349,667
TY706 engine and engine repair. 0013 US Special Operations Command $2,781,738
GG rotor starter assembly 0012 US Special Operations Command $1,251,183
Engineering support services 0011 US Special Operations Command $925,043
Component life improvement program and engine repair 0010 US Special Operations Command $1,899,233
Estimated initial engine repair for FY15. 0009 US Special Operations Command $1,126,184
Engine repair and parts 0008 US Special Operations Command $824,072
Engine repair and contractor acquired parts 0007 US Special Operations Command $882,860
Engine repair/parts and training. 0006 US Special Operations Command $1,819,120
Conversion of non production level engine to operational status. 0005 US Special Operations Command $1,087,372
Field service representative 0004 US Special Operations Command $935,905
Maintenance training 0003 US Special Operations Command $42,616
Engine repair, training and software development. 0002 US Special Operations Command $2,604,572
Lccs MH-60 engines to 0001 US Special Operations Command $2,350,800
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Transactions

Action Obligated Date
Supplemental Agreement for work within scope P00010 · Engineering change proposal (ECP) approval. $0
Supplemental Agreement for work within scope P00009 · Six month contract extension $0
Other Administrative Action P00008 · Contract period of performance 6 month extension. $0
Supplemental Agreement for work within scope P00007 · Revised the SOW and add clin for training manual and training class. $0
Supplemental Agreement for work within scope P00006 · Revised the SOW and add clin for engine instrumentation and calibration $0
Supplemental Agreement for work within scope P00005 · Contract MOD to add phase 3 of clip effort. $0
Supplemental Agreement for work within scope P00004 · Addition of government furnished property $0
Supplemental Agreement for work within scope P00003 · Add clin for component life improvement program $0
Supplemental Agreement for work within scope P00002 · Contractor acquired parts $0
Other Administrative Action P00001 · MOD to add training and software development clin and to conform contract to PD2 update $0
Original award $0
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Quick answers

Who was awarded contract H9224115D0002?

H9224115D0002 was awarded to General Electric Company by US Special Operations Command (Department of Defense) on April 1, 2015.

How much is contract H9224115D0002 worth?

Orders under H9224115D0002 have obligated $90,291,401. H9224115D0002's own ceiling is $231,939,284.

How many orders have been placed under contract H9224115D0002?

35 orders have been placed under H9224115D0002, the latest on December 11, 2020.

Who can order from contract H9224115D0002?

H9224115D0002 is a single award indefinite delivery contract. Only the awarding agency can place orders on it.

Was contract H9224115D0002 competed?

The government received 1 offer.

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