MH-139 First-Aid Kit

The U.S. Air Force is conducting market research to identify sources capable of installing and integrating four Joint First Aid Kits (JFAK) for the MH-139A aircraft. The current layout for the singular MH-139A first aid kit is below the right Special Mission Aviator (SMA) sliding window, but the supplies in the poly-white first aid kit do not suit the mission of MH-139. The Air Force is looking for a system that uses USAF Panel Mounted Joint First Aid Kits (JFAK) and has a capacity of four kits. The system must be mounted in a fashion that keeps them secure during normal and emergency aircraft operations and used without requiring any tools or special equipment to retrieve. The key requirements for the modified system include system compatibility, accessibility and standardization, airworthiness, integration, support and fit-testing, certification, and certification experience. • The system must use USAF Panel Mounted Joint First Aid Kits (JFAK) (NSN 6545-01-659-8286) • The system must have a capacity of four kits • The system must be mounted in a fashion that keeps them secure during normal and emergency aircraft operations • The system must be used without requiring any tools or special equipment to retrieve • The system must be compatible with the MH-139A aircraft • The system must be accessible and standardized across all cabin configurations • The system must be airworthy and able to maintain certifications with airworthiness • The system must be integrated with the existing aircraft systems without impeding crew duties, ingress, or egress • The system must provide technical and subject matter expert support during initial installation, testing, and a defined post-integration period • The system must be certified with an FAA-approved Supplemental Type Certificate (STC) and provide the complete engineering data package necessary to support a Government-issued USAF Military Flight Release (MFR)