Engine Component Improvement Program Follow-On IDIQ Contract AFLCMC/LPZK FA8626CIPIDIQ
Summary
AI-generated · Aug 24, 2025Engine Component Improvement Program (CIP) Follow-On IDIQ contract seeks continuing sustaining engineering for improving the active inventory of Air Force gas turbine engines dating to the mid-1950s. The effort spans research, development, testing, and evaluation to develop, test, and deliver solutions that increase safety of flight, correct operational deficiencies, and improve reliability and maintainability, durability, operability, supportability, and manage electronic parts obsolescence, while reducing total ownership costs for fielded engines.
This is a sources-sought notice to identify potential sources for a follow-on IDIQ. No brand-name requirements, certifications, or site-visit requirements are specified in the provided text. The two records are substantively identical, with no new information or changes indicated between them.
Engine Component Improvement Program (CIP) is the only source of sustaining engineering for improvement to the active inventory of Air Force gas turbine engines which date to the mid-1950s. This Research, Development, Test, and Evaluation program develops, tests and delivers solutions to the warfighter that increases safety of flight, correct operational deficiencies, improves Reliability & Maintainability (RM) reliability, durability, operability, supportability, maintainability, electronic parts obsolescence, and reduces total ownership costs for fielded aircraft engines.
From Sources Sought posted on Jul 31, 2025Engine Component Improvement Program (CIP) is the only source of sustaining engineering for improvement to the active inventory of Air Force gas turbine engines which date to the mid-1950s. This Research, Development, Test, and Evaluation program develops, tests and delivers solutions to the warfighter that increases safety of flight, correct operational deficiencies, improves Reliability & Maintainability (RM) reliability, durability, operability, supportability, maintainability, electronic parts obsolescence, and reduces total ownership costs for fielded aircraft engines.
From Sources Sought posted on Aug 04, 2025Notice history
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- Response Deadline: Aug 30, 2025 → Sep 02, 2025
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