Federal Aviation Administration, Mike Monroney Aeronautical Center, Office of Acquisition, P.O. Box 25082, 6500 S. MacArthur Blvd., Oklahoma City, OK 73125-4929

70 -- REPAIR/MAINTENANCE OF IBM 3180 KVDT (KEYBOARD VIDEO DISPLAY TERMINAL) SOL DTFA-02-Announcement 71 DUE 092598 POC Phyllis Townsley, Contracting Officer (405) 954-7816 WEB: Office of Acquisition Mailbox, Not Applicable. E-MAIL: Click here to e-mail the contracting officer, 9_AMQ-Internet. The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has a requirement for maintenance and repair of IBM 3180 Keyboard Video Display Terminals (KVDT) manufactured by IBM. The KVDTs are required to support the FAA En Route Air Traffic Management and Control processes. The purpose of this market survey is to locate potential maintenance and repair sources who have a proven existing capability to provide KVDT maintenance and repair services for the following equipment: 1. Display Unit IBM, P/N 2446813/63X4391 NSN 7025-01-455-8830 2. Keyboard, 3180-110 IBM, 6110345, 1389260 NSN 7025-01-455-8833 3. Keyboard, 3180-120 IBM, 6110346, 1389258 NSN 7025-01-455-8832 The contractor shall furnish all required labor, facilities, equipment, to accomplish repair/return, exchange/repair, and/or modification/upgrade test, packing, preservation and packaging, and return to the Government in a completely serviceable condition, the items of FAA-owned equipment in support of the 20 En Route Traffic Control Centers (ARTCC) and 2 support facilities. The KVDTs are component of both Host Computer System (HCS) and the Oceanic Display and Planning System (ODAPS). The KVDTs are utilized to visually display and manipulate air traffic management and weather data from the HCS and ODAPS. The approximate number of KVDTs is 1000 units (monitor/logic assembly and keyboard assembly comprise a unit). Proposed contract will be for a base year with an option to renew for one (1) additional 1-year period. The contractor will be required to perform an upgrade, when required, to the KVDT logic board by installing a Weather EPROM. The FAA will furnish modification material and instructions for performing the modification. The instructions will also provide information on how to determine if the modification is needed for a particular unit. The contractor will verify operation by testing in accordance with procedures outlined in the "3180 Model 1 Display Station User's Guide", form number GA21-9468-2, Chapter 1- Section 3, "Entering the Display Station Model ID and the Keyboard ID". The FAA does not have specifications or repair procedures. The contractor must be an authorized IBM repair source and have access to the following IBM specifications and repair procedures: (a) IBM 3180 Display Station Repair Center Maintenance Information, September 1984, #SY31-0662-1 (b) IBM 3180 Display Station national Language Support Repair Center Maintenance Information Supplement. February 1985, #SY09-1028-1 (c) IBM 3180 Model 1 Display Station User's Guide, May 10, 1985, #GN21-0413 (Base Pub. #Ga21-9468-2) (d) IBM Display Station Repair Center Maintenance Information, December 14, 1984, #SN31-6416 (Base Pub. #SY31-0662-1) (e) IBM Model 1 Display Station User's Guide, May 1985, #GA21-9468-2 (f) IBM Model 2 Display Station User's Guide, May 1985, #GA2109469-2 The contractor shall provide failure/repair analysis in accordance with FAA Logistics Center Standard, FAAD-STD-1293c, Servicing Standards and Test Requirements for Ground Electronic Equipment, (standard will be provided by the FAA). Contractor will be required to perform exchange and repair (E&R) and unit exchange within the following time frames: Priority 1 within 24 hours, Priority 2 within 48 hours, and Priority 5 within 4 days after notification, routine within 2 weeks from the date the item is received at contractor's facility. The packing procedures specified in IBM Model 1 Display Station User's Guide, May 1985, #GA21-9468-2, Chapter 5, page 117 through 119 will apply. Potential sources must provide a copy of their IBM certificate authorizing repair of IBM equipment. Sources shall also provide documentation describing available resources to repair IBM components designed specifically for FAA use as identified in this survey. "Resources" are defined as expertise in the repair of above stated items, availability of parts used in repair, and documentation used to affect repair. Certificate and resources documentation must be provided with responses. Interested parties believing they can comply with and meet all of the requirements called out in this market survey should respond in writing to: Federal Aviation Administration Mike Monroney Aeronautical Center P.O. Box 25082 Attn: AMQ-210/Phyllis Townsley Oklahoma City, OK 73125 Mark responses to this survey with Market Survey File # 76-1, to arrive within 21 calendar days from the date of this announcement. The FAA will not pay for any information received or costs incurred in preparing responses to this market survey. Any proprietary information should be so marked. Individual company responses will not be disclosed to other vendors. The information gathered from this market survey announcement will be used by the FAA to make a screening decision to determine which firms are qualified and have the ability to perform these services. FAA reserves the right to consider the incumbent contractor and/or other sources made known to the FAA which meet the criteria. Posted 09/02/98 (W-SN245107). (0245)

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