Sources Sought Synopsis for Repair of the Pilot Warning Alarm Set

The United States Air Force is conducting market research to identify potential sources that possess the expertise, capabilities, and experience to repair the Pilot Warning Alarm Set, also known as the Revolutions per Minute (RPM) Limit Detector. This part is utilized by the USAF TH-1H helicopter and is considered a commercial-off-the-shelf (COTS) item. The Government is looking for vendors who have experience servicing this part or a similar commercial version, and who can perform the necessary repairs. The requirements include repairing 12 unserviceable units that are in AF inventory. • The Pilot Warning Alarm Set monitors the speed of the rotor head and the engine, and alerts the pilot if either has a rate of speed that is too low. • The part is utilized by the USAF TH-1H helicopter, which is located at Fort Rucker, AL and has a fleet size of 27 aircraft. • The Government relies on vendors to have performed similar-type work in the DoW or industry. • Repair shops that use industry-developed technical procedures may also be counted as a legitimate contender for this work-scope.