Opportunity
NATO Support and Procurement Agency #26LDM019
PATRIOT Generator Set Maintenance and Repair for Netherlands Air Force
Posted
August 04, 2026
Identifier
26LDM019
NAICS
811310
This opportunity involves the maintenance and repair of generator sets for the Netherlands Air Force's PATRIOT Weapon System, managed by the NATO Support and Procurement Agency (NSPA). - Government Buyer: - NATO Support and Procurement Agency (NSPA), LD - Communications, Air and Missile Defense Programme - OEMs and Vendors: - U.S. Army Aviation and Missile Command (main equipment supplier) - Products/Services Requested: - Inspection, maintenance, and repair (including mandatory parts replacement) of diesel engine generator sets for PATRIOT Weapon System - Electric Power Plant (EPP) Generator Set, 150 kW (Part Number: 127.431:H1859, NSN: 6115-17-100-2693), Quantity: 10 - Electric Power Unit (EPU) Generator Set, 40 kW (Part Number: 127.231:H1859, NSN: 6115-17-100-2694), Quantity: 6 - Power Unit (PU/DA150) Generator Set, 15 kW (Part Number: 127.131:H1859, NSN: 6115-17-100-2695), Quantity: 28 - Services include depot-level maintenance, minor overhauls, on-site maintenance, technical assistance, configuration control, and ensuring all generators are returned fully functional - Unique/Notable Requirements: - Contractor must be ISO 9001:2015 and AQAP 2110 (Edition D) compliant - Demonstrated experience with PATRIOT system generators, including legacy and obsolete equipment - All work must meet technical and quality requirements - Period of performance is three years, with possible extension
Description
This solicitation is for the inspection, quotation, maintenance, and repair services with mandatory parts replacement on Electric Power Plant (EPP), Electric Power Unit (EPU), and Power Unit (PU) generator sets, including diesel engines. The generators support the PATRIOT Weapon System and Major End Items (MEI). The maintenance program covers depot level maintenance, repair as necessary, minor overhauls, on-site maintenance, and other technical assistance over a period of three years, with possible extension. The contractor must provide quality assurance, configuration control, and manage obsolescence issues, ensuring generators are returned fully functional.