MAU-12 TER-9/A Bomb Rack Ejector Procurement FA8520-20-R-0010
Closed Pre-Solicitation Posted
- Solicitation number
- FA8520
- Agency
- AFLCMC Robins AFB Lifecycle Management Center, Department of Defense
- Responses due
- Set-aside
- No set-aside
Opportunity facts
- NAICS code
- 336413 Other Aircraft Parts and Auxiliary Equipment Manufacturing
- PSC
- 1095 Miscellaneous Weapons
- Place of performance
- Warner Robins GA 31088 USA
Notice details come from SAM.gov. Updated .
About this opportunity
AFLCMC/EBWI seeks to procure MAU-12 Bomb Rack Ejectors and TER-9/A Triple Ejector Racks to support F-16V production and delivery for multiple FMS customers. The racks are needed as replenishment spares for the USAF. Proposals are due by August 21, 2020. Evaluation will consider the offeror's ability to provide the racks and ejectors, which are classified under NAICS code 336414 and PSC codes J019 and J020.
No set-aside will be used. Marvin Engineering is the current provider of these items, having modified the racks with digital switches that enhance safety and interval releasing. Contract performance will likely be one year with additional option years. Quantity needed is unspecified but sufficient to support F-16V production runs and overseas FMS deliveries.
Notice text
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Update #2 · Latest ·
MAU-12 TER-9/A Bomb Rack Ejector Procurement FA8520-20-R-0010
AFLCMC/EBWI has a current requirement to procure MAU-12 Bomb Rack Ejector (NSN: 1095-01-398-7497) and TER-9/A (NSN: 1095-01-528-5082) as replenishment spares for the United States Air Force (USAF) and to support F-16V aircraft production and delivery for multiple Foreign Military Sales (FMS). Bomb Rack Ejector to support F-16V aircraft production and delivery for multiple Foreign Military Sales (FMS) customers.
MAU-12: 1095-01-398-7497 P/N: 69J13060-9; AMC: 1G
The MAU-12 is a pyrotechnic munitions ejection system which uses electrically fired dual impulse cartridges to generate gas pressure to operate the rack's release and ejection system. This bomb rack consists of components, which carry, arm, release and forcibly eject or free fall stores such as 5000 lb bombs or external fuel tanks. It incorporates four hooks in tandem providing 14 and 30 inch suspension capability. It uses electrically fired dual impulse cartridges to generate gas pressure to operate the racks release and eject mechanism. Store release is accomplished by using electrically fired impulse cartridges to provide gas pressure, which is used to actuate the release mechanism.
TER-9/A: 1095-01-528-5082; P/N: 93104917-801A; AMC: 1G
The TER-9/A uses electrically fired impulse cartridges (three total, one per rack) to generate gas pressure to operate the release and eject mechanism. Upon actuation, the rack release/eject mechanism forcibly ejects, or free fall releases, conventional stores up to 1,000 lb weight class from each station.
Each rack can carry stores with a diameter between 9 and 16 inches (with a maximum diameter of 18.6 inches when loaded single on the center station). Stores can be fired independently or simultaneously with ripple delay, and a firing order of center, left and right stations.
The TER-9/A strongback attaches to aircraft using 30 inch suspension and each of the three store stations has two tandem hooks which provide 14 inch suspension capability.
Update #1 ·
MAU-12 TER-9/A Bomb Rack Ejector Procurement FA8520-20-R-0010
AFLCMC/EBWI has a current requirement to procure MAU-12 Bomb Rack Ejector (NSN: 1095-01-398-7497) and TER-9/A (NSN: 1095-01-528-5082) as replenishment spares for the United States Air Force (USAF) and to support F-16V aircraft production and delivery for multiple Foreign Military Sales (FMS). Bomb Rack Ejector to support F-16V aircraft production and delivery for multiple Foreign Military Sales (FMS) customers.
MAU-12: 1095-01-398-7497 P/N: 69J13060-9; AMC: 1G
The MAU-12 is a pyrotechnic munitions ejection system which uses electrically fired dual impulse cartridges to generate gas pressure to operate the rack's release and ejection system. This bomb rack consists of components, which carry, arm, release and forcibly eject or free fall stores such as 5000 lb bombs or external fuel tanks. It incorporates four hooks in tandem providing 14 and 30 inch suspension capability. It uses electrically fired dual impulse cartridges to generate gas pressure to operate the racks release and eject mechanism. Store release is accomplished by using electrically fired impulse cartridges to provide gas pressure, which is used to actuate the release mechanism.
TER-9/A: 1095-01-528-5082; P/N: 93104917-801A; AMC: 1G
The Triple Ejector Rack is manufactured in its original TER-9/A configuration, and a “high speed” modification which is officially designated TER-9/A MOD.
The TER-9A uses electrically fired impulse cartridges (three total, one per rack) to generate gas pressure to operate the release and eject mechanism. Upon actuation, the rack release/eject mechanism forcibly ejects, or free fall releases, conventional stores up to 1,000 lb weight class from each station.
Each rack can carry stores with a diameter between 9 and 16 inches (with a maximum diameter of 18.6 inches when loaded single on the center station). Stores can be fired independently or simultaneously with ripple delay, and a firing order of center, left and right stations.
The TER-9/A strongback attaches to aircraft using 30 inch suspension and each of the three store stations has two tandem hooks which provide 14 inch suspension capability.
The TER-9A MOD adds an aerodynamically shaped nose cone to enhance drag coefficient and is covered with a radar absorbent material. Marvin Engineering has further modified these carriage and release systems with a “digital” switch which enhances safety and enables more precise interval releasing of munitions.
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