NATO Support and Procurement Agency #25LAM009

Comprehensive Operation and Support for Hellenic Fire Brigade DA62 MPP Aircraft Fleet

This opportunity involves comprehensive operation and support services for the Hellenic Fire Brigade's DA62 MPP aircraft fleet, managed by the NATO Support and Procurement Agency (NSPA), LA - Aviation Support office. - Government Buyer: - NATO Support and Procurement Agency (NSPA), LA - Aviation Support office - OEM Highlight: - Diamond Aircraft Industries Gmbh is the primary OEM for the DA62 MPP aircraft - Vendors: - Only Diamond Aircraft Authorized Service Centres may provide EASA Part 145 support - Products/Services Requested: - Operation and support services for three DA62 MPP fixed wing aircraft - 24/7, 365 days/year emergency aircraft operation - Provision of pilots, engineers, and technicians - Continuing Airworthiness Management Organization (CAMO) services - Spares management - Maintenance services at organizational, intermediate, and depot levels - Operation facilities - Training services - Management of Diamond-supplied Follow On Support Package (FOSP), including material support and technical publications - Quantities and Performance: - Support for three DA62 MPP aircraft - 4800 flying hours over a four-year period - Unique/Notable Requirements: - EASA Part 145 maintenance required - Aircrew and maintainers must hold valid EASA DA62 type rated licenses - Main operation base must be within 100 km of Athens Eleftherios Venizelos Airport - All NATO nations are authorized supplier countries

Description

This opportunity is for operation and support services related to the Hellenic Fire Brigade's DA62 MPP fixed wing aircraft fleet. The service includes continuous 24/7 aircraft emergency operation, providing pilots, engineers, technicians, airworthiness management, spares management, maintenance services at various levels, operation facilities, and training services. The contractor will manage the Follow On Support Package (FOSP) and be responsible for continuing airworthiness, maintenance, and operations under EASA Part 145 standards. The contract duration is intended for three years with potential extensions, covering support for three aircraft over a four-year period or 4800 flying hours.

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