LM2500 Component Machining 2013-2016

The LM2500 Component Machining 2013-2016 Master IDIQ contract is a specialized procurement vehicle focused on providing precision machining and assembly services for LM2500 Gas Turbine Engine components for the United States Navy. The contract supports critical naval propulsion systems, specifically targeting the maintenance, repair, and manufacturing of intricate turbine engine parts essential to surface warship operations. Awarded by the Fleet Readiness Center Southwest (FRCSW), this contract enables targeted manufacturing of complex engine components through multiple prime contractors.

The task orders under this IDIQ consistently involve specialized machining services, with most deliverables centered on compressor stator cases, rotor stages, and precision grinding operations. Typical task orders range from $4,700 to $31,050, with completion dates generally spanning 3-9 months. All task orders were awarded without specific small business set-asides and utilized firm fixed-price pricing mechanisms. The delivery orders predominantly focus on pre-measurement, vane tip grinding, case assembly, and specific component manufacturing for LM2500 engines. While specific prime contractors are not explicitly named, the contract demonstrates a structured approach to supporting the Pacific Fleet's propulsion system maintenance through targeted, precise manufacturing task orders.