5KW Generator Spare Part

The U.S. Army Contracting Command Aberdeen Proving Ground is conducting market research on behalf of CECOM SAMD for 5KW Generator Spare Parts intended for Foreign Military Sales to the United Arab Emirates. The procurement includes a concurrent spares package consisting of 25 different generator components with 3 units of each item, encompassing digital control systems, sensors, motors, and circuit breakers. Additionally, the requirement includes AMMPS 5kW Generator Operator Training comprising three one-week training iterations for ten students located in the UAE. Interested sources must possess PSC Code 6115 for Generators and Generator Sets and NAICS Code 335312 for Motor and Generator Manufacturing, while demonstrating capabilities to provide both hardware and services. Responses must be submitted electronically to Contract Specialist Lori Nguyen by 4:00 p.m. Eastern Standard Time on October 6, 2025, and must include company details, point of contact information, capabilities documentation, and a Rough Order of Magnitude price with availability information. The potential contract will be unclassified and must comply with Berry Amendment specialty metals restrictions.

This sources sought notice operates without any set-aside designations, making it open to all qualified vendors meeting the specified requirements. No incumbent contractors or current service providers are identified in the documentation. The government has not disclosed specific budget ranges or award values, requiring respondents to provide ROM pricing as part of their market research submissions. The spare parts requirement involves 75 total components across 25 different part types, with the training component covering 30 total students across three separate one-week sessions. The contract timeline and delivery schedules have not been specified in this preliminary market research phase. This announcement serves purely informational purposes and does not constitute a formal solicitation, with the government maintaining no obligation to award contracts based on responses received.