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Advanced Propulsion Acquisition Contract (APAC) IDIQ

SAM
NONE
Solicitation

Posted

Apr 17, 2026

Due Date

Apr 23, 2026

Location

Dayton, Ohio

Description

https://api.sam.gov/prod/opportunities/v1/noticedesc?noticeid=83a1f2009dbc41cabf4ba51788ce0820

AI Summary

The Advanced Propulsion Acquisition Contract (APAC) Multiple‑Award IDIQ seeks contractors to support the propulsion enterprise through Delivery Order 1 (DO1). Offerors must attend a one‑hour virtual post‑award orientation and deliver a 30‑minute briefing outlining current and future propulsion capabilities, benefits to the enterprise, and the contractor’s strengths. The proposal must include a detailed description of one prior propulsion‑relevant effort (engineering, R&D, test, production, or sustainment) covering hardware, software, components, systems, or processes, and a Small Business Participation Commitment Document (SBPCD) that demonstrates a realistic plan for fair and significant small‑business involvement on all future orders. All awardees will receive fair‑opportunity consideration for each Fair Opportunity Proposal Request (FOPR) regardless of the task areas addressed, and the scope explicitly includes aircraft propulsion, solid‑rocket motors, and low‑noise counter‑rotating ducted fans. Funds are not yet available; no award will be made until they are, and the price proposal for DO1 must be submitted on the prescribed Excel sheet at exactly $1,000. Proposals must follow the volume and table‑of‑contents requirements (single TOC in Volume 1, not counting toward the four‑page cover‑letter limit) and include all required representations, certifications, data‑rights assertions, and CDRL reporting for small‑business utilization.

Details

Notice ID
83a1f2009dbc41cabf4ba51788ce0820
Solicitation Number
FA862626RB002
NAICS Code
336412
Classification Code
AC15

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