Notice of intent to Sole Source to Phillips Inc. - Dual Chamber Aerospace Heat Treating Furnace

Closed Special Notice Posted

Solicitation number
FA4809
Agency
Responses due
Set-aside
No set-aside

Opportunity facts

Place of performance
Goldsboro, North Carolina 27531, United States

Notice details come from SAM.gov. Updated .

About this opportunity

The Department of the Air Force Air Combat Command has issued a Special Notice for the intent to sole source a DEF-DC-RH-181248/2000-CH-241648/1200 DELTA-H Defender Series Dual Chamber Aerospace Heat Treating furnace system from Phillips Inc. The requirement is for a furnace system designed specifically for military aircraft maintenance heat treating of various metal alloys, and must meet AMS2750F and TO 1-1A-9 certification standards.

The purpose of this Special Notice is to provide contractors the opportunity to indicate if they can meet the salient characteristics of the required furnace system, which include specific temperature ranges, temperature uniformity tolerances, rapid cooling capabilities, dual quench tank, and other technical specifications. Contractors interested in providing this product must contact the designated Air Force point of contact by June 6, 2024. There is no set-aside for this sole source procurement, and the selected contractor will be required to provide on-site qualifying, training, software, spare parts, and warranty coverage as part of the furnace system.

Notice text

The requirement consists of one DEF-DC-RH-181248/2000-CH-241648/1200 DELTA-H Defender Series Dual Chamber Aerospace Heat Treating furnace sys designed specifically for military aircraft maintenance heat treating of aluminum, PH stainless, titanium, ferrous alloys. Must meet AMS2750F & TO 1-1A-9 Certified Temperature Uniformity Survey. 

Please contact A1C Art Louie Lesaca at art_louie.leasca.ph@us.af.mil before 6 June 2024 if you are able to provide product meeting the following salient characteristics: 

a. Meets AMS2750F & TO 1-1A-9.
b. Certified Temperature Uniformity Survey (TUS) Work Volume: Lower Radiant Heat Chamber 2000°F 18“W x 12“H x 48” Deep.
c. Meets Class 3, +/- 15°F from 1,200°F to 2,000°F.
d. Upper Convection Heat Chamber 1200°F 24“W x 16“H x 48“Deep.
e. Meets Class 1, +/- 5°F from 200°F to 1,200°F.
f. Rapid cooling capability - 1,000°F to 250°F in > 60 mins.
g. Dual Bath Roll-Away Quench Tank - water and oil, for quenching up to 16 inch high parts.
h. Eurotherm Nanodac controller/programmer/recorder & high limit controller - iTools Software for batch records.
i. Start up with 4 days onsite qualifying/training.
j. Heat treating view interface software.
k. Automated Quench delay option.
l. 3-year supply of thermocouples, Tus Probe set, spares, SAT thermocouples per AMS750.
m. Dual Chamber services ensuring full compliance of SAE-AMS2750/Boeing BAC5621.
n. DVD set up instructions, aerospace pyrometry record keeping, 2-year warranty.

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