Dual-Chamber Aerospace Heat Treating (DCAHT) Furnace System Full and open competition

The U.S. Air Force is procuring a high‑performance Dual‑Chamber Aerospace Heat‑Treating (DCAHT) furnace system for the 412th Maintenance Squadron at Edwards AFB. The requirement includes the furnace, a roll‑away oil quench tank, a three‑year sensor/consumables package, turnkey installation, calibration, site‑acceptance testing, on‑site training, IUID tagging, and freight/shipping. The system must meet USAF Technical Order 1‑1A‑9, SAE AMS2750H Class 3 temperature uniformity, operate up to 2,000 °F, and fit within a 90‑inch H × 66‑inch W × 102‑inch L envelope (≈5,500 lb). Delivery, installation, calibration, and training must be completed within 90‑120 calendar days after order receipt. • One (1) dual‑chamber furnace (Delta H Defender Series or equal) with two 2,000 °F chambers • Roll‑away oil quench tank (up to 16 in. high parts) with agitator and temperature recorder • Sensors, probes, and consumables supporting a three‑year service life, NIST‑traceable, calibrated to AMS2750H/AFTO 1‑1A‑9 • Turnkey installation, utility connections, SAT/TUS certification, and a full set of manuals and schematics • Two‑day on‑site operation, maintenance, and pyrometry training for up to five Air Force personnel • IUID tagging per MIL‑STD‑130x and DFARS 252.211‑7003, plus complete documentation package • FOB‑Destination delivery to Building 1600, Room 503, Edwards AFB, CA • Firm‑fixed‑price contract; award to the technically acceptable offer with best value.