King Air 360ER Full Flight Simulator – Purchase, Install, and Support

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is issuing Solicitation SIR 6973GH‑23‑R‑00204 for engineering services to design a flight‑simulator system and to provide associated site‑ and depot‑level spare parts (CLIN 00005). Offerors must submit a written Statement of Objectives (SOO) that identifies the task order number, CLIN, purpose, scope, performance period, place of performance, performance objectives, any access constraints, and required data deliverables. Proposals must detail proposed labor skills, labor hours, materials/software, a completion schedule with key milestones, travel estimates, and the total estimated cost to the FAA. The simulator design submittal must be a single, un‑attached document not exceeding 20 pages and must describe technical capabilities, major components, subcomponents, and critical software to demonstrate compliance with the minimum technical and regulatory requirements in the Statement of Work. Offerors must provide complete Offeror Information forms, including customer point‑of‑contact data, and must submit at least three recent (within five years) projects of similar scope valued at $10 M or more, with all required form blocks completed and customer verification. Large‑business offerors are required to submit a Small Business Subcontracting Plan meeting FAA goals (43.02 % small business, 5 % each for SDVOSB, WOSB, and SDB). The FAA may award a Firm‑Fixed‑Price, Time‑and‑Material, or Cost‑Reimbursable contract, and will evaluate spare‑parts lists (item name, part number, UEI, quantity, unit price, NSN) for approval during negotiations. All proposals must adhere to the specified formatting, page limits, and submission requirements; verbal statements are not acceptable without direct CO authorization.

Notice ID

1670c6fd940046a597c38c5ba54f7368

Solicitation Number

6973GH-26-R-00060

NAICS Code

333310

Classification Code

1680