SAM #FD20301901983

B-2 Thrust Control Actuator Overhaul and Repair

The Department of the Air Force is seeking overhaul and repair support for B-2 thrust control actuators under an amended solicitation. - Government buyer: Department of the Air Force, Air Force Materiel Command, Air Force Sustainment Center; issuing office FA8118 AFSC PZABB. Mark Green is identified in the attachment. - OEM/manufacturer: Manufacturer code 70210 is listed for the actuator; no manufacturer or reseller company name is provided. No other vendors are named. - Products and quantities: Five ordering periods each estimate 10 B-2 ElectroMechanical/Thrust Control Actuators (50 total estimated), NSN 1680-01-494-0954, manufacturer part number 2048442-6-1. The PWS also identifies repair of actuator P/N 2048442-6-1 under NSN 1680-01-383-0954FW, with no quantity stated, and a Government-furnished non-flexible shaft assembly, NSN 1680-01-386-4862, P/N 2745180-1, with no quantity stated. - Work and requirements: Overhaul/repair includes testing, disassembly, cleaning, inspection, maintenance or replacement of deficient components, reassembly, finishing, and final testing to return units to serviceable, defect-free condition. An initial production evaluation covers three units. The Government may require a surge of up to 20% above contractual best estimated quantities. - Additional work and deliverables: Each of the five ordering periods includes a one-lot over-and-above work line and a data-and-reports line. Reports include end-item and monthly production reporting, government property inventory, deficiency, shipping/packaging discrepancy, and production surge plan information. - Notable technical detail: The actuator positions the main engine control in response to electrical signals; its description specifies aluminum alloy sand casting to AMS 4225. The amendment incorporates a revised performance work statement; other terms are unchanged.

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The Purpose of this Amendment -0003 is to incorporate revised PWS

all other terms and condiction remains unchanged and in full force and effect

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