Repair of AN/APG 68 F-16 C/D Multi SRU Repair

The Department of the Air Force Materiel Command Air Force Sustainment Center is seeking contractors to provide comprehensive repair services for AN/APG 68 F-16 C/D Multi Shop Replaceable Units (SRUs) under a five-year requirements contract. The procurement covers radar component repairs for F-16 aircraft, requiring contractors to provide all labor, parts, materials, and equipment necessary to restore government-furnished radar components to serviceable "A" condition through inspection, testing, repair, updating, reassembly, and calibration processes. This firm fixed-price contract is restricted to qualified sources only, with non-qualified vendors required to meet stringent qualification requirements under Clause 52.209-1 before consideration for award. The evaluation will utilize lowest priced procedures restricted to technically qualified "Approved Source" offerors, with price as the sole evaluation factor, assessing price reasonableness, price balance, and total evaluated price. Proposals are due August 8, 2025, with the contract effective date proposed for October 1, 2025, and all proposals must remain valid for 120 days after submission.

This procurement does not utilize any set-aside designations and no incumbent contractors are specifically identified in the solicitation documents. The contract covers repair services for multiple circuit card assemblies and electronic components with best estimated quantities ranging from 5 to 150 units per line item across the five-year contract period, though no specific budget range or award value is disclosed in the available documentation. Delivery requirements specify 2 units every 90 days after receipt of carcass, with funded task orders to be issued as requirements generate throughout the contract performance period. The primary place of performance is the United States, with deliveries required to DLA Distribution Depot Hill at Hill Air Force Base, Utah, where inspection and acceptance will occur at the origin point. The contractor must also implement comprehensive Counterfeit Prevention Plans and Supply Chain Risk Management Plans while adhering to strict quality control standards and maintaining detailed reporting requirements throughout the contract performance.