NAVAIR Whole Engine Inspection and Repair Services

The NAVAIR Whole Engine Inspection and Repair Services Master IDIQ is a multiple-award contract vehicle focused on comprehensive maintenance, repair, and overhaul services for the J85-GE-21C jet engine, primarily used in F-5F/N Tiger II Adversary aircraft. The contract enables precise engine maintenance capabilities, including partial or whole engine 900 and 1,800 flight hour inspections, testing in specialized test cells or hush houses, and supporting life-limited component repairs. The contract vehicle allows for detailed engine restoration, technical publication-guided overhauls, and material support strategies for engine components and consumables, with a total shared ceiling of $245,952,469 and a performance period extending through December 11, 2032.

The task orders under this IDIQ demonstrate a consistent pattern of firm fixed-price delivery orders ranging from $10,000 to approximately $16.7 million, typically awarded to specialized aircraft engine maintenance providers like Aero Turbine Inc., US Turbine & Accessory LLC, and Ruag AG. The delivery orders frequently focus on J85-21C engine inspection, repair, and testing services, with performance periods generally spanning 6-12 months and located at contractor facilities in locations such as Taylor, Michigan and international sites like Switzerland. No specific set-aside designations have been used in the awarded task orders, and the primary funding agency is the Naval Air Warfare Center (NAVAIR), supporting engine maintenance requirements for U.S. Navy and Marine Corps aviation assets. The contract appears designed to maintain operational readiness of critical military aircraft engine systems through targeted, specialized maintenance contracts.