Engine System Cooling Components, Aircraft Prime Moving

Code 2935
Child
Spend Category Level 1
Sustainment S&E
Spend Category Level 2
Engines, Components & Spt Eq
Popular Federal Contract Opportunities
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PSC Code 2935 covers engine system cooling components for aircraft prime moving systems, specifically focusing on critical thermal management equipment such as lubricating coolers, radiators, oil cooler assemblies, and related cooling system components. These components are essential for maintaining optimal operating temperatures in various aircraft engines and auxiliary systems, ensuring reliable performance and preventing mechanical failures due to overheating. The components serve multiple aircraft platforms including F-16, F-100, C-135, HC-130, and other military and defense aviation systems.

Federal Contract Awards in this category predominantly involve firm fixed-price contracts from the Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) Aviation and the Air Force Sustainment Center, with contract values ranging from approximately $2,000 to $1.5 million. Frequent awardees include manufacturers like Triumph Thermal Systems, AAR Supply Chain, Jamaica Bearings, Actronics Incorporated, and Parker-Hannifin Corporation. Most awards are not set aside and are performed within the United States, particularly in states like California, Ohio, Massachusetts, and Florida. Contract durations typically span from several months to three years, with most delivery orders and purchase orders having completion dates between 2023 and 2028.

Recent Federal Contract Opportunities demonstrate continued demand for specialized cooling components, with solicitations from agencies like the Defense Logistics Agency Aviation and the U.S. Coast Guard. Opportunities include procurements for new manufacture of lubricating coolers for F-108 and C-135 aircraft, overhaul of oil cooler assemblies for HC-130 aircraft, and market research for helicopter oil cooler fan assemblies. These opportunities are predominantly unrestricted, target NAICS codes in aircraft parts manufacturing, and seek quantities ranging from 7 to 39 units. The solicitations emphasize technical specificity, often requiring Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) relationships, detailed technical documentation, and adherence to strict qualification requirements.

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