How to bid on Control, Power Supply for B-2 Aircraft from Defense Logistics Agency

What the agency is buying

The Defense Logistics Agency needs to buy up to nine Control, Power Supply units, NSN 6130014164298FW, for B-2 aircraft. These units control the power supply for the aircraft's A/A24 system. The required delivery date for these items is August 31, 2030, to Tinker AFB, Oklahoma.

This is an opportunity for suppliers of specialized aircraft components. The government believes only the original manufacturer, Hamilton Sundstrand (CAGE: 99167), can supply this part, but other responsible sources are encouraged to submit proposals for consideration.

Key dates and deadlines

The solicitation is expected to be issued on July 15, 2026. The deadline for submitting proposals is August 14, 2026, at 5:00 PM ET. All proposals received by this date will be considered by the agency.

The required delivery of the power supply controls is by August 31, 2030. It is important to meet the proposal submission deadline to have your offer reviewed.

Who this opportunity suits

This opportunity is suitable for manufacturers or suppliers of specialized aerospace power supply controls, particularly those with experience in military aircraft components. While the government has identified a specific qualified source, other responsible sources are encouraged to demonstrate their capability to provide this item.

Firms interested in subcontracting opportunities should contact Hamilton Sundstrand (CAGE: 99167). This acquisition involves technology with military or space application, and foreign participation has not yet been determined.

How to respond

Electronic procedures will be used for this solicitation. Hardcopies will not be sent. The solicitation will be available for download only at sam.gov. You may need a free account to view documents.

Questions concerning this synopsis or the subsequent solicitation should be directed to the buyer, Kevin Howe, at [email protected]. Do not call the Ombudsman for solicitation requests.

Tips for preparing a competitive response

Even though the government believes there is only one source, all responsible sources may submit a proposal. Clearly articulate your firm's capability to meet the specifications and delivery requirements. If you are not the original manufacturer, provide strong evidence of your ability to produce an equivalent part that satisfies agency requirements.

Pay close attention to the required delivery date of August 31, 2030, and ensure your proposal reflects your ability to meet this timeline. While price will be a significant factor, the final award decision may also consider past performance, so highlight relevant experience.

If you believe you can satisfy the requirement with a commercial item, identify your interest and capability to the contracting officer within 15 days of the notice. Also, be aware that UID requirements will apply to this acquisition.