Opportunity
PIEE #FA8251-26-HUD
Sources Sought for F-16 Heads Up Display (HUD) Repair and Testing
Buyer
AFSC PZABB
Posted
August 26, 2026
Respond By
September 26, 2026
Identifier
FA8251-26-HUD
NAICS
811210, 336419, 336413
The Air Force, through FA8251 AFSC PZABB at Hill Air Force Base, is seeking information from vendors capable of repairing and testing F-16 Heads Up Display (HUD) components. - Government Buyer: - United States Air Force - Air Force Sustainment Center (AFSC) - Hill Air Force Base, FA8251 AFSC PZABB - Products/Services Requested: - Troubleshooting, repair, and acceptance testing of F-16 DED Head_Tray and HUD components - Development and use of Acceptance Test Procedures based on government-provided Performance Test specifications - Unique Requirements: - Vendors must demonstrate ability to obtain or create technical resources (data, manuals, technical orders) - Legal right to use technical resources for government repairs is required - Acceptance Test Procedures must be approved by government engineering prior to source qualification - No specific OEMs, part numbers, NSNs, or quantities are provided in the notice; these are referenced in attachments not included - This is a sources sought announcement to identify qualified vendors for future procurement
Description
This is not a solicitation but rather a Sources Sought Synopsis to determine potential sources for information and planning purposes only. The Air Force is issuing this repair sources sought announcement as part of a market research survey to determine if additional sources exist that could become qualified for repair of the F-16 Heads Up Display (HUD) and its components. NSN:(See attached NSN_Qty) , Part Number: (See attached NSN_Qty)The respondent would need to be able to demonstrate the ability to obtain or create those resources necessary to perform trouble shooting, repair and acceptance testing of the F-16 DED Head_Tray in a timely fashion. Acceptance Test Procedures (ATP) must be derived from a Performance Test specification provided by the government. The ATP must then be approved by government engineering prior to source qualification. If the offeror can develop or obtain the data, manuals, and tech orders from another party, they must be able to demonstrate that they have access to such resources and the legal right to use said resources to repair assets for the government.