How to bid on Navy main blade assembly repairs

What the Navy is buying

The Department of the Navy is seeking repair, testing, and inspection of main blade assemblies, with the goal of returning units to ready-for-issue condition. The work includes inspection, component repair or replacement, reassembly, and testing under approved procedures.

The quantity for subCLIN 0001AA was reduced from 28 to 17. This is a repair requirement under the terms and conditions of BOA N00383-20-G-X901.

Deadline and turnaround time

The proposal deadline is November 2, 2026, at 1:00 PM ET. Plan to submit before the deadline and confirm that your response has been received.

The requested repair turnaround time is 60 days. Proposals should state the proposed turnaround time and any capacity constraints. The contract measures turnaround from the asset’s physical receipt at the contractor’s facility through government acceptance.

Who this opportunity suits

This opportunity may suit firms experienced in repairing, testing, and inspecting blade assemblies or comparable equipment. Bidders should be able to work to the latest revision of the technical manual or approved repair procedures and support the required inspection and acceptance process.

How to access and respond

Use the portal’s “View original source” option to open the opportunity. If the first click takes you to the portal homepage, click it again to reach the bid. A free account may be needed to view documents.

Review the solicitation documents and prepare your proposal for submission through the stated process. For questions or concerns about the solicitation, contact Contracting Officer Dana Scott at [email protected].

Prepare a clear, workable proposal

Explain how your firm will inspect, repair, reassemble, and test the assemblies using the approved written procedures. State a realistic turnaround time and describe any capacity limits so the Navy can assess whether your plan fits the requirement.

Check the solicitation and amendment carefully, including the revised quantity and packaging information. Make sure your response addresses the applicable contract terms and includes all required representations and certifications.