Controller, fuel PUR, in repair/modification of

The Department of the Navy Naval Supply Systems Command is seeking a contractor to repair a fuel system controller component (NSN 7R-2915-011302898-LU) used in aircraft and missile prime movers. This pre-solicitation notice invites interested contractors to submit quotes that include either firm-fixed pricing or time-and-materials (TT&E) pricing, along with estimated repair costs for the specified item. The procurement is being conducted by NAVSUP WSS (Naval Supply Systems Command Weapon Systems Support), which determined that a small business set-aside was not applicable for this requirement. Contractors should be prepared to meet the requested response time and availability (RTAT) of 365 days from contract award. The due date for quote submissions is May 4, 2026, which provides a deadline for interested contractors to prepare and submit their proposals. The Government's acceptance of a contractor's proposal will constitute a bilateral agreement to issue the contract, and the contract shall be deemed issued when deposited in the mail, transmitted by facsimile, or sent through any electronic commerce method, including email.

This procurement involves the repair of a single unit (1 EA) of the fuel system controller component with delivery on a free-on-board (FOB) origin basis. No set-aside designation has been applied to this requirement, meaning it is open to all qualified contractors regardless of business size or status. The notice does not disclose specific award values, budget ranges, or the identity of any potential incumbent contractors. The technical data package version 002 will guide the repair specifications and requirements. With a 365-day timeline for repair completion and delivery, this contract is suitable for contractors with specialized expertise in aircraft fuel system component repair and modification. The pre-solicitation notice serves as an advance notification to the contracting community of this pending requirement, allowing contractors adequate time to assess their capabilities and prepare competitive proposals.