FD2030-24-00866

This Special Notice (FD2030-24-00866) pertains to the procurement of an oxygen regulator component for aircraft systems, specifically NSN 1660-01-473-3549BO with top drawing reference 16VK059-2. The Defense Logistics Agency Aviation, a defense-focused federal agency, published this notice on January 15, 2026, to solicit interest from potential contractors capable of manufacturing or supplying this specialized aerospace equipment. The procurement falls under NAICS category 336413 (Other Aircraft Parts and Auxiliary Equipment Manufacturing) and PSC category 1660 (Aircraft Air Conditioning, Heating, and Pressurizing Equipment), indicating the technical nature and classification of the required component. This Special Notice does not utilize a set-aside program, meaning all eligible contractors meeting the technical and commercial requirements may compete for the opportunity. The point of contact for this procurement is Vivian U. Dinh, who can provide additional information to interested parties.

The underlying objective of this Special Notice is to identify qualified sources capable of producing or supplying the specified oxygen regulator to meet Defense Logistics Agency Aviation requirements. The response deadline for interested contractors is January 15, 2027, providing a full year for companies to assess their capabilities and submit their expressions of interest or capability statements. While the notice does not indicate specific eligibility restrictions beyond standard federal contractor requirements, firms must demonstrate the technical competency to manufacture or supply aircraft pressurization equipment conforming to the referenced engineering drawing and revision specifications. Contractors interested in pursuing this opportunity should contact the designated procurement officer to obtain detailed specifications, quantity requirements, and any additional technical documentation necessary to prepare a competitive response. This procurement represents an opportunity for companies in the aerospace manufacturing sector to potentially establish a supply relationship with the Department of Defense through the Defense Logistics Agency.