3-Year LTC Pre-soliciation Notice for Interested Parties P8

The Naval Supply Systems Command (NAVSUP) Weapon Systems Support (WSS) Philadelphia is conducting market research to identify qualified sources for a three-year P8 Aircraft Logistics and Technical Curb (LTC) repair support contract. The procurement seeks repair capability and furnishing of labor, material, and facilities necessary to support P8 aircraft operations. Interested parties must demonstrate the resources and technical capability to perform the required maintenance and repair work. The government intends to award this contract to a single source under the authority of FAR 6.302-1, meaning competitive bidding is not anticipated, though all responsible sources may submit capability statements. The deadline for interested parties to submit their responses is May 5, 2026, at 4:30 PM Eastern Time. No specific evaluation criteria beyond demonstrated capability and source approval status have been articulated in the notice, with the government retaining sole discretion to determine whether to compete the procurement based on responses received.

No set-aside designations apply to this procurement. The specific incumbent contractor or current service provider is not identified in the notice. Exhibit A provides detailed pricing and quantity information for 34 distinct line items including specialized aircraft components, electronic assemblies, and computer systems, with replacement unit prices ranging from approximately $12,000 to $190,875, with notably high-value items including a Chassis Unit at $186,250 and an Enclosure/Computer assembly at $190,875. Year 1 quantities are substantially higher than subsequent years, with required turnaround times (RTAT) ranging from 26 to 484 days depending on the specific item. Prospective contractors who are not currently approved sources must submit source approval documentation along with their proposals, and the government has indicated it will not delay contract award pending source approval processing. The three-year performance period will involve sustained supply and repair capability across the identified line items with declining quantity requirements in Years 2 and 3.