NATO Support and Procurement Agency #VCO26070

Inflatable A330 MRTT boom and engine maintenance shelters with pumps and optional support equipment

The NATO Support and Procurement Agency is seeking inflatable maintenance shelters and related equipment for its Multinational MRTT Fleet. - Buyer and user - Buyer: NATO Support and Procurement Agency (NSPA), for the Multinational Multi Role Tanker Transport (MRTT) Fleet. - End user: Multinational MRTT Unit. - OEMs and vendors - Rolls-Royce is identified as the manufacturer of the Trent 700 engine the engine shelter must accommodate while the engine remains installed on the aircraft. - No shelter manufacturer, supplier, reseller, or distributor is identified in the provided information. - Requested equipment and quantities - One inflatable A330 MRTT boom maintenance shelter and one inflatable A330 MRTT engine maintenance shelter, plus an option for one additional shelter of each type. - One inflation/deflation pump, plus an option for one additional pump. - Listed optional equipment: one generator; internal LED lighting for each shelter; additional tiedown ropes and ballast bags for each shelter; one additional transportation box for each shelter; one heating and cooling system; and one recommended spare-parts package. - No part numbers are provided. - Notable technical requirements - The boom shelter must have minimum internal dimensions of 20 m × 11 m × 5.5 m. Both shelters are intended to support maintenance with up to six people working inside. - Shelters must meet stated weather- and fluid-resistance, ventilation, portability, installation, lighting-provision, repair-documentation, and technical-support requirements. - Electrical equipment must have ATEX and CE approval. Listed standards include ISO 9001, STANAG 4370, EN 1991, EN 13782, ISO 16449, and EN 14975. - The pump must operate on 110–230 V and be capable of removing moisture from an inflated shelter.

Description

NSPA is requesting firm-fixed-price proposals for inflatable A330 MRTT engine and boom maintenance shelters, together with inflation/deflation pumps and related optional equipment and spares. The solicitation calls for one boom shelter and one engine shelter, with an option for one additional shelter of each type. The shelters must support maintenance on engines and booms while installed on the aircraft and meet the technical, safety, environmental, and compliance requirements in the attached statement of work. Bids are due 22 October 2026 at 13:00 CET; the stated delivery requirement is no later than 31 July 2027, with earlier delivery preferred for the boom shelter.

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