(FW) Attachment 2 - NWS List of Aircraft.pdf

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North Warning System (NWS) Fixed Wing Airlift Services - Amended Proposal Due Date
Solicitation number
FA489022R0007
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This document contains an attachment listing aircraft available to support a fixed wing airlift services contract, along with the related solicitation requesting proposals. The solicitation seeks fixed wing airlift services across the North Warning System operational area for the Department of the Air Force Air Combat Command, as specified in the Performance Work Statement. Interested offerors must submit proposals in response to solicitation number FA489022R0007 by the amended due date. The attachment provides details on the types of aircraft that may be used, including numbers of passenger seats, weight specifications, fuel burn rates, ranges, and maximum payloads for internal and sling configurations. All listed aircraft are equipped for IFR operations.

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Attachment 2

LIST OF AIRCRAFT (Applicable to all contract periods.)

List of Aircraft current as .

The contractor agrees that the following aircraft identified by tail numbers will be either owned or controlled by the company in such a manner as to assure complete control over the aircraft for the performance of this contract.

Additional contractor-owned or controlled aircraft may be added or deleted during the period of this contract only with the concurrence of the Contracting Officer and after the aircraft have been technically approved by the COR and AMIC/Det 1.

TYPE

AIRCRAFT

TAIL

NUMBER

# OF

PAX

SEATS

EMPTY

WEIGHT

MAX

GROSS

TAKE-OFF

WEIGHT

FUEL

BURN

RATE

RANGE

(GCSM)

MAX.

PAYLOAD

(INTERNAL/

SLING)

Lbs.

Litres/

GCSM

Lbs.

All aircraft offered are equipped and approved for IFR operations

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