Decontamination of Radiologically Controlled (RADCON) LM 2500 Engines

The Department of the Navy (USN), Naval Surface Warfare Center, Philadelphia Division (NSWCPD) intends to procure services for the teardown, inspection, cleaning, evaluation and packaging of USN radiologically controlled (RADCON) gas turbine assets. Due to operation in radiologically contaminated areas, specialized depot overhaul induction procedures are necessary to process potentially radiological contaminated LM2500 Marine Gas Turbine (MGT) Single Shank Turbine (SST) Gas Generator assembly (GGA). Processing and handling of these assets requires additional licenses and special handling instructions as well as segregation of material and supporting equipment and a segregated teardown and inspection facility capable of processing potentially contaminated parts. Parts verified clear of contamination following inspections are then reintroduced into an authorized depot overhaul location. Parts verified contaminated shall continue to be handled in accordance with the contractor’s radiological controls procedures.

It is the Government's intention to procure these services on a competitive, 100% Small Business Set Aside basis. 

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