Quality Control- Engines, Turbines, And Components

PSC Category H128 encompasses quality control services specifically related to engines, turbines, and their components. The category covers specialized technical services involving maintenance, calibration, testing, and repair of complex mechanical systems. These services are critical for ensuring operational readiness, safety, and performance of sophisticated mechanical equipment across various federal agency contexts.

The federal contract awards under this PSC category demonstrate a range of specialized technical services. Three recent awards include a $537,208.58 medical gas and vacuum maintenance contract for the Department of Veterans Affairs, a $9,171.84 engine testing purchase order, and a $7,935.00 balance machine calibration contract for the U.S. Navy. These awards predominantly utilize small business set-asides, feature firm fixed-price structures, and have contract durations ranging from months to several years. The funding agencies represented include the Department of Veterans Affairs and the United States Navy, with performance locations spanning Salt Lake City, Utah, and Indianapolis, Indiana.

Recent federal contract opportunities within this PSC category focus on medical gas and vacuum maintenance and repair services. The Department of Veterans Affairs has posted two related solicitations for the George E. Wahlen VA Medical Center, seeking contractors to perform annual inspections, preventative maintenance, and emergency repair services for medical gas and vacuum systems. These opportunities emphasize requirements for subject matter expertise, proper certifications, and rapid emergency response capabilities. The solicitations indicate contract structures with one-year base periods and four one-year option periods, utilizing fixed-firm pricing models and targeting small business concerns.