The United States Air Forces Central Command (USAFCENT) is seeking information from industry to assist with the planning and development of a potential follow-on requirement for the existing ICOPARS Contract. The ICOPARS Program provides logistics support capability for over 5,000 Air Force general and special purpose vehicles, Mine Resistant Ambush Protected (MRAP) vehicles, and other Government motor vehicle conveyance (OGMVC) equipment items. The contractor will provide an Internet-Based Parts Management System (IPMS) to support this service requirement. The IPMS must be user-friendly and require only the standard U.S. Air Force desktop software for user-level interface from Government networks.
• The contractor must provide online registration, user permissions, account training, fleet data pre-load, working stock program, PO numbering and time stamping, internal messaging, status, queries, and formatting, warranty and core management, and ASD approval and history.
• The contractor will procure parts from authorized price lists or from the manufacturer, or from the highest level in the manufacturer’s distribution system.
• The contractor is responsible for transportation and delivery of all parts to the requesting location.
• The contractor must provide parts that meet or exceed the quality of the original OEM part furnished on the vehicle or equipment item.
The Government is seeking information on the market capability and obtaining information to determine the best approach for the follow-on requirement. Interested vendors are requested to submit capability statements in response to this announcement.
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