NATO Support and Procurement Agency #26LMS045

NSPA Solicitation for Lockheed Martin M142 HIMARS Spare Parts

This opportunity is issued by the NATO Support and Procurement Agency (NSPA), LM - Rockets and Missiles division, for the supply of spare parts for the M142 HIMARS system. - Government Buyer: - NATO Support and Procurement Agency (NSPA) - LM - Rockets and Missiles division - OEM Highlight: - Lockheed Martin (OEM, CAGE Code: 64059) is the manufacturer of the M142 HIMARS and all listed spare parts - Vendors: - Lockheed Martin (OEM) - Products/Services Requested: - Multiple HIMARS spare parts, each with specific part numbers and quantities, including: - Controller, Missile Handling Equipment (P/N: 13213125, Qty: 6) - Cable Assemblies (various P/Ns, Qty: 2-6 each) - Solenoid Assembly (J2) (P/N: 109110525-5, Qty: 2) - Hydraulic and electrical components such as Swivel, Hydraulic; TVL Lock Assembly; Power Distribution Box; Manifold Block; Elevation Manifold; Hydraulic Reservoir/Heat Exchanger; Boom Motor, Hydraulic; Pump, Hydraulic Assembly; Azimuth Drive Motor; Hydraulic Distribution Manifold; Actuator, Hydraulic; Azimuth Resolver Assembly; Cover Support; Hoist, Mid-Section; Servovalve, Hydraulic; GPS Antenna - Unique/Notable Requirements: - Quality assurance must meet Manufacturer or OEM Certificate of Conformance plus AQAP 2131 - Manufacturers must negotiate user rights and access to the Technical Data Package with Lockheed Martin - Procurement is strictly for supply of HIMARS spare parts (no services included) - Detailed itemization of all required parts is provided

Description

This opportunity involves the supply of various M142 HIMARS spare parts as per an attached list. The main system is the M142 HIMARS (High Mobility Artillery Rocket System) manufactured by Lockheed Martin. The procurement includes various parts with specified NATO Stock Numbers, part numbers, CAGE codes, and estimated quantities. Quality assurance level required is Manufacturer or OEM Certificate of Conformance plus AQAP 2131. Interested manufacturers must negotiate user rights and access to the Technical Data Package with the OEM.

View original listing