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F-16 Aircraft Seat HUD Monitor (ASHM) for United States Air Force (USAF)

DEPT OF DEFENSE · Solicitation FA825126R0011 · NAICS 811210 · Unrestricted (full and open)

Solicitation details

Solicitation numberFA825126R0011
Notice ID13b618694d804df389451ce742923372
AgencyDEPT OF DEFENSE
Sub-tierDEPT OF THE AIR FORCE
Contracting officeFA8251 AFSC PZABB
NAICS code811210
Product / service code (PSC)J016
Set-asideUnrestricted (full and open)
Notice typeAward Notice
Posted16 July 2026
Response deadlineNot stated

Description

This requirement is for the repair and restoration of the F-16 Advanced Avionics items: Aircraft Seat HUD Monitor (ASHM) Repair consists of the minimal parts, labor, and processes required to restore the listed advanced avionics items to serviceable ?A? condition. The work performed shall not void or hinder the remaining warranty on the end item. The contractor shall provide visibility of the repair process for asset accountability via end item national stock number and serial number.NSN: 1270-01-514-2683. Amendment 0001 adds clause 52.222-90. Amendment 0002 adds and incorporates clause 52.215-1.

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