N64498-26-rfpreq-PD-42-0065

The Naval Surface Warfare Center, Philadelphia Division (NSWCPD), a component of the Department of the Navy Naval Sea Systems Command, is conducting market research through this Request for Information (RFI) regarding depot-level repairs and upgrades of LM2500 gas turbine engine components, specifically Titanium Compressor Stator Cases, Steel Compressor Stator Cases, Compressor Rear Frames, and Power Turbine Stator Cases. Qualified respondents must be General Electric Aircraft Engine certified repair activities with specialized capabilities including machining rub-coats, restoring flange dimensions, performing advanced weld repairs, electron beam welding, and thermal spray repairs. Key requirements include upgrading legacy component configurations to the General Electric LM2500 model 7LM2500-PF-MLG34 specification, repairing surface corrosion, weld cracking, and physical damage, and completing work in accordance with specified GE manuals and standards. Respondents must submit unclassified capability statements limited to ten pages by 6:00 PM EST on 8 April 2026 to jenny.e.tomeo.civ@us.navy.mil, with the solicitation number N64498-26-RFPREQ-PD-42-0065 included in the subject line. The submission must include company information (name, address, NAICS codes, business size, DUNS number), current products and services, delivery timeframes, manufacturing capabilities and locations, and written evidence of General Electric certification status.

This is a market research notice with no set-aside designation and does not constitute a binding solicitation, commitment, or offer to contract. No incumbent contractor or award value information is provided in this pre-solicitation notice. Respondents should note that the Government will not compensate them for response preparation costs, all submissions become Government property and will not be returned, and proprietary information will be protected in accordance with applicable legends. The performance work statement indicates that contractor personnel must maintain Tier 3 security clearances for Navy facility access, complete mandatory security training, and comply with controlled unclassified information protection standards. Deliverables specified in the PWS include a Disassembly and Inspection Report within 30 days of induction, monthly status reports, a Final Overhaul Report within 20 days of completion, and inventory reports tracking all Government-Furnished Material throughout the contract period.