The U.S. Navy is soliciting a contractor to repair, test, inspect, and upgrade up to 80 turret FLIR (Forward Looking Infrared) units, with an initial requirement of 40 units (NSN 1680‑016715197). The work includes complete disassembly, cleaning, component repair or replacement, reassembly, and functional testing to return each unit to a Ready‑For‑Issue (RFI) condition. The contractor must provide all necessary facilities, labor, parts, tooling, and quality systems (ISO 9001/AS9100) and must comply with specific wiring (SAE‑AS22759) and standards (IPC/EIAJ‑STD‑001C, MIL‑STD‑454). The contract allows a 365‑day induction period (extendable to 730 days) and includes options for additional units. The government will not supply special tooling or fixtures; all such items are the contractor’s responsibility. The solicitation emphasizes configuration management, documentation, and adherence to defense procurement regulations.
• Repair, upgrade, testing, and inspection of turret FLIR units (up to 80 total).
• Must provide all parts, labor, equipment, and quality assurance.
• Compliance with wiring, standards, and certification requirements.
• Induction period of 1 year (extendable to 2 years).
• Pricing options for up to 80 units; contract value calculated on highest unit price × max units.
• No government‑furnished tooling; contractor must manage parts control and configuration changes.
• Required ISO 9001/AS9100 quality system and calibration program.
• Work to be performed at contractor’s facility (address listed in solicitation).