RFP # 6000002710 - REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS FOR PERFORMANCE OF EXPERT PROFESSIONAL MULTI-FACILITY ASBESTOS MATERIAL AND LEAD PAINT SERVICES AS REQUESTED ON A "TASK ORDER" BASIS FOR A FOUR-YEAR TERM - OPEN

Release: Nov 21, 2025

Air Force Materiel Command

Close: Dec 8, 2025

Engine Performance Restoration contract in support of the F117 engine. This effort includes sustaining engineering (recurring and nonrecurring), product improvement/modernization, supply chain management, and performance restoration (depot and field support) performed on the F117 engine through the repair of modules, which are each restored based on a light, medium, or heavy level of maintenance and the procurement of new or serviceable life limited parts which have a finite lifespan based on accumulated usage. The engineering support activities include detailed design engineering, maintenance engineering, systems engineering support, technical analyses, drawing and source data maintenance/ updates flight safety analyses, reliability analyses, liaison engineering support, stress analyses, accident investigation, engineering feasibility studies, material deficiency report analysis, field problem investigation, and in-flight emergency response support. The F117 supply chain management effort will require the administion of the supply chain management program. This includes supply chain management logistics, forecasting of parts, long lead-time parts procurement, reparable forecasting, cataloging, obsolescence issues, integration with the Oklahoma City Air Logistics Complex (OC-ALC) for depot/modular level repair/ overhaul support, delivery of serviceable assets to depots and approved repair stations, budget computations, what-if-computations, Time Compliance Technical Order (TCTO) kits supportability, and hosting meetings to support the F117 program office with supply chain management logistics and Government requests for supply chain management data. The F117 overhaul and repair effort will require depot overhaul and field repair services for the F117 propulsion system to ensure a serviceable, ready-to-install engine to meet the required War Readiness Engines (WRE) and serviceable Propulsions System (SPS) levels. Modules will be broken out and planned and programmed each year based upon engine build requirements. LLPs will be separately priced and ordered based upon need. Engine Build Unit (EBU), which is comprised of Quick Engine Change (QEC) kits and modules in the power section, will be the line of tear down inspect, disposition build and test of the F117 engine. The F117 Speedline will be set up for quick repair of stub time engines that require off wing maintenance for return to service.