Injector Assembly

Defense Logistics Agency Aviation seeks 50 units of F100 series Injector Assembly (NSN 2915-01-550-3637NZ), with proposals due November 6, 2026. The solicitation replaces SPRTA126R0428 and is structured as unrestricted Firm Fixed Price with two alternative bid paths: Bid A includes First Article Testing followed by production; Bid B waives FAT and proceeds directly to 50 production units. The Government will select the most advantageous option based on price and other factors, with award anticipated October 7, 2026, and delivery required by October 31, 2027.

Place of performance is the United States. The injector assembly must be fabricated from high-strength nickel cobalt alloy per manufacturer part numbers 4081806 (52661 and 65065). Offerors must be qualified sources under Air Force Propulsion Sustainment Division Manufacture Qualification Requirements; those not currently approved must submit Source Approval Requests (SARs) demonstrating ISO 9001-2015 compliance and recent manufacturing experience with this or similar items. All deliverables must comply with MIL-STD-2073-1 and MIL-STD-129 packaging and marking standards, including wood packaging material heat-treatment certification. First Article Testing deliverables include a qualification test plan due 30 calendar days from contract award and a test/inspection report due 120 calendar days from Government approval of the test plan, both submitted as ISO-10149 compliant CD-ROMs in Adobe PDF format.

The contract is rated DPAS Code A1 priority. NAICS code is 336412 (Aircraft Engine and Engine Parts Manufacturing); small business size standard is 1,500 employees. Evaluation criteria include technical acceptability, cost/price (weighted approximately equal to past performance), past performance based on Supplier Performance Risk System scores, and small business participation plans—all mandatory submissions. Payment is via Wide Area Workflow (WAWF).