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COMMERCE BUSINESS DAILY ISSUE OF MARCH 4,1996 PSA#1543ASC/LPKB, Building 28, 2845 Monahan Way, Wright-Patterson AFB, OH
45433-7017 28 -- F118 ENGINE DIGITAL ENGINE CONTROLLER (DEC) POC Contract
Negotiator, Annette E. Dunbar, (513) 255-6471/Contracting Officer,
Deanna F. Hall, (513) 255-7243. Request For Information (RFI),
Propulsion Development Systems Office (DSO), Attn: ASC/LPKB. The
Propulsion DSO is seeking information for an acquisition to select a
contractor to develop a Digital Engine Controller (DEC) for the
F118-100 designated B-2 turbofan engine. The F118-100 is a 19000 lb
thrust, 3 stage fan, 9 stage compressor, 3 stage turbine engine with a
primary analog and a secondary hydromechanical control. The
re-engineering effort is to replace the analog electronic primary
controller with a reliable state of the art digital engine controller
that is maintainable well into the 21st century for 120 engines.
Engineering responsibilities include designing, documenting, building,
testing, integrating, qualifying, and manufacturing the DEC and its
supporting components. Materials and processes must meet military,
commercial, and industry standards and produce a reliable, safe,
supportable quality product that is maintainable within the United
States Air Force's (USAF's) current and future maintenance environment.
The design must provide growth capability for future upgrades and
changes with emphasis on ease of maintenance, obsolescence, and Form
Fit Function and Interchangeability (F cubed I) technology. The primary
objectives of the potential procurement are to replace current analog
system with digital state-of-the- art technology, improve Reliability
and Maintainability (decrease obsolescence exposure), increase growth
capability, and support B-2/F118 Field Longevity. Information provided
must address how the Government can satisfy its needs, technology and
production availability, identification of cost drivers, and
alternative acquisition approaches. Responses should not be restrictive
and all proprietary information should be identified. Proprietary
information will be protected and will not be divulged unless mandated
by existing laws. In accordance with FAR 52.215-3, Solicitation for
Information or Planning Purposes (Apr 84), the Government does not
intend to award a contract on the basis of this RFI and incurs no
liability or responsibility to compensate any vendor for information or
materials provided in response to the RFI. The information and
requirements stated are still in draft and will change. They are
provided to obtain critical feedback as we finalize the acquisition
strategy. Responses to the RFI will be retained by the Government. This
information should be sent to ASC/LPKB, Building 28, 2145 Monahan Way,
Wright-Patterson AFB OH 45433-7017 not later than 5 Apr 96. The point
of contact is Annette Dunbar (513) 255-6471, the Contracting Officer
is Deanna Hall, (513) 255-7243. (0060) Loren Data Corp. http://www.ld.com (SYN# 0257 19960301\28-0005.SOL)
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