Depot-level Overhaul Services for LM2500 Power Turbine Assemblies

The Master IDIQ vehicle provides for depot-level overhaul services of LM2500 Power Turbine Assemblies, which are critical propulsion system components used aboard over 300 U.S. Navy surface combatants, including CG-47, DDG-51, and LCS-2 class ships. The scope of work encompasses comprehensive overhaul activities including teardown, inspection, updating, configuration, assembly, testing, preservation, documentation, and marking and packaging of these General Electric-designed turbine assemblies. The vehicle was competitively awarded on a multiple-prime basis with a shared ceiling of $67,590,498 and maintains an ordering period through May 13, 2027. Task orders are structured as firm-fixed-price contracts evaluated using Department of Defense Best Value Source Selection procedures, wherein cost and price are evaluation factors alongside non-cost technical considerations.

Recent task orders demonstrate significant variation in scope and value, ranging from nominal $500 administrative awards for repair turnaround time reporting to substantial overhaul contracts valued at approximately $9.6 million. The most recent major award was issued to Tusas Motor Sanayii A.S., a foreign-owned contractor based in Turkiye, for LM2500 power turbine assembly overhaul with performance completion scheduled for June 19, 2026. Smaller task orders for repair turnaround time reporting have been awarded to multiple contractors including MTU Maintenance Berlin-Brandenburg GMBH and Air New Zealand Engineering Services, with places of performance spanning Luxembourg and New Zealand respectively. All identified task orders have been issued without set-aside designations and are being funded by the Department of the Navy through Naval Sea Systems Command, reflecting the primary customer base for these overhaul and maintenance services that also includes the U.S. Coast Guard and Military Sealift Command.