The Department of Justice Bureau of Prisons Correctional Facilities is seeking dyno testing services for CAT C12 engines and Allison HD 4070 transmissions (Gen 3 and Gen 4) at the Glenville, WV facility. Vendors must initiate dyno testing within five working days of receipt and maintain a testing pace of at least one test per work day. The CAT C12 engines must meet specific performance criteria including 430-435 HP, 1550-1650 foot-pounds of torque, optimal RPM of 1,475-1,500, and fuel pressure of 70-75 PSI, while the Allison HD 4070 transmissions must achieve 465 HP and 1,465 foot-pounds of torque at 1,700-2,300 RPM governed. Vendors must provide complete dyno reports in both electronic and hard copy formats, complete any failed engine remanufacturing within 30 days, paint engines CAT Yellow, and provide a one-year minimum warranty. Interested vendors must submit responses by Monday, April 27, 2026 at 11:00 AM EST to Daniel McCauley and Aaron Mitchell at the email addresses provided; this is a Request for Information, and responses create no commitment or preference in any subsequent procurement process.

This is a total small business set-aside opportunity with no identified incumbent contractors mentioned in the materials. The contract supports a maximum of 70 units under a one-year term with one optional year renewal for both engine and transmission testing. No specific award value or budget range is disclosed in the pre-solicitation notice. The statement of work encompasses comprehensive testing services including complete remanufacturing and warranty obligations, positioning this as a significant service contract for specialized automotive testing capabilities. Vendors should note that all response costs are the vendor's responsibility and that this RFI serves as a market survey to gauge vendor interest and capability prior to formal solicitation.

DYNO Testing CAT C12 Engine & Alison HD 4070 (Gen 3 and Gen 4)

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