The California Department of Transportation (Caltrans) is seeking a qualified FAA‑certified repair station to provide comprehensive maintenance, inspection, and on‑call repair services for two government aircraft (a Cirrus SR22 and a Beechcraft‑Bonanza) located at Sacramento Executive Airport. The contractor must supply all tools, labor, parts, travel, and incidentals, perform routine and annual inspections, and be capable of handling non‑routine repairs both on‑site and, if necessary, off‑site. The contract is a three‑year, fixed‑price agreement with specific parts‑budget caps and extensive insurance and compliance requirements.
• Scope: Routine & annual inspections, parts replacement, on‑call non‑routine repairs, and installation of a Garmin GI‑275 engine instrument system.
• Requirements: Valid FAA Part 145 Repair Station certification, ability to work at KSAC (or obtain a permit), mandatory insurance (GL, auto, workers’ comp, aircraft, pollution) and compliance with state environmental, data‑security, and sanction regulations.
• Financials: Parts budgets – $36,200 routine, $20,100 non‑routine (≤ 10 % markup); labor hours approx. 850 hrs; total contract value not disclosed but expected to be in the low‑to‑mid‑six‑figure range.