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COMMERCE BUSINESS DAILY ISSUE OF MARCH 8,1995 PSA#1298Navy Aviation Supply Office, 700 Robbins Avenue Philadelphia, Pa
19111-5098 15 -- POTENTIAL SOURCES SOUGHT; REPAIR VAR. H-3 SYSTEMS POC Contact
Point, Eugene J Stumpo, 0235.06, (215)697-5680, Fax, (215)697-3161,
Twx, Not-avail NSN 7R-1500-00-000-0000, Qty 1, Delivery FOB Origin, RFQ
N00383XXXXXXX, Approx Due Date O/A Apr 24 95--This announcement is for
planning purposes only and to seek potential sources for future repair
of various systems and components on the H-3 helicopter. This
announcement does not constitute an RFP or committment by the
government. The Naval Aviation Supply Office anticipates possible
future efforts for repair of ten seperate H-3 systems as listed: 1.)
Main Rotor Head including MRH, connectors, sissors, dampers, bifiliar,
hubs. 2.) Servocylinders including primary servo, aux servo, hydraulic
servovalves. 3.) Main Gearbox including MGB, housing, oil pump housing,
rotary pump. 4.) Drivetrain including high speed shaft assy, tail drive
shaft. 5.) Fuel System including fuel cells, bladders, fuel pumps. 6.)
Avionics including NAV computer, synchrointerface, cargo control
sling. 7.) Airframes including floor panels, pylon assy, windows,
doors. 8.) Electrical Systems including generators, winches, control
panels, DC converters. 9.) Hydraulics including panel pkg, landing
gear, pumps, hoists. 10.) Environmental Systems including heaters,
windshied wiper system, duct assy. Interested companies desiring to
seek approval to perform repairs on any of these H-3 systems will be
required to submit a detailed Source Approval Request (SAR) to the
Naval Aviation Supply Office (ASO) including substantiating evidence
that the following requirements can be met and essential data provided:
A) Description of relevant facilities. B) A listing of previous
relevant experience with the type of system. C) Evidence of adequate
shop equipment and qualified personnel needed to repair/manufacture
components of H-3 items not procurable as GFM or available on the
commercial market. D) Evidence of the ability to remove paint/finishes
for inspection of subject items to determine the scope of
repair/overhaul required. E) Evidence of the ability to weld to the
required Mil-Specs and of personnel qualified to the current specs. F)
Evidence of the ability to provide non-destructive inspection. G)
Evidence of the ability to proofloading/static load as required. H)
Listing of the available facilities and personnel that would be
dedicated to this effort. I) Brochures/Synopsis of company's
capabilities. J) Description of Quality Program and company's Quality
Assurance Manual. K) Summarization of quality deficiencies experienced
in the past two years during repair of similar items. Include data
relative to sub-vendors, actions and resolutions when applicable and/or
previous contracts if not within the last two years. L) A copy of
inspection method sheets used during repair and final inspection. M)
Evidence of qulification to Mil-I-45208a/Mil-Q-9858a inspection system.
N) Evidence of the ability to review and implement ECP's as directed to
maintain configuration control. O) Evidence of the ability to reverse
engineer items required for repair that are no longer available through
Government or commercial sources. P) Evidence of the ability to package
and preserve completed units in accordance with current Mil-Specs. Q)
Evidence of the ability to preserve and store units waiting for repair
in accordance with current Mil-Specs.Interested Companies should
inquire about obtaining a Source Approval Request (SAR) from The Naval
Aviation Supply Office, 700 Robbins Ave., Philadelphia PA 19111, Attn:
Source Development Division, code 0534. Questions relative to the above
may be directed to Eugene Stumpo, code 0235.06, 215-697-5680 or John
Lambert, code 0534, 215-697-1234. (0065) Loren Data Corp. http://www.ld.com (SYN# 0231 19950307\15-0005.SOL)
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