Foreign Military Sales (FMS) Logistics and Sustainment Support

The Department of the Army Materiel Command Contracting Command Redstone Arsenal is seeking comprehensive logistics and sustainment support services for UH-60 Black Hawk helicopters under the Foreign Military Sales (FMS) program. The procurement encompasses technical publication revision services, Contractor Field Service Representative (CFSR) services, unique software loading capabilities, overhaul and repair support, aircraft storage and maintenance, and consolidation and kitting services for international customers. The contract will be executed by the Utility Helicopters Project Office - International Programs Office (UHPO-IPO), with services performed at facilities in Huntsville, Alabama and Stratford, Connecticut. Key requirements include maintaining up to twelve UH-60 helicopters, conducting both scheduled and unscheduled maintenance, providing flight support, managing system safety protocols, and preparing detailed reports on removed parts and deficiencies while ensuring compliance with all applicable technical manuals and aviation safety messages. The pre-solicitation notice was posted on August 14, 2025, with a response deadline of August 28, 2025, though specific evaluation criteria are not detailed in the available documentation.

This opportunity does not utilize any set-aside designations, making it open to full and open competition among qualified contractors. The contract scope involves comprehensive technical and logistical support for international FMS customers, requiring contractors to provide field service representatives for maintenance and training support, manage unique software configurations for various customer requirements, and prepare technical supply packages for shipment. The SOW indicates substantial ongoing support requirements including aircraft storage, maintenance operations, and technical publication updates to support Foreign Military Sales customers worldwide. While specific contract values are not disclosed in the pre-solicitation materials, the comprehensive nature of the services and the requirement to maintain up to twelve aircraft suggests a significant multi-year support contract. No current incumbent contractors or potential award values are specified in the available documentation, though the detailed technical requirements indicate this is likely a continuation or expansion of existing FMS support capabilities.