MTU QL3 PARTS

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This government Statement of Objectives (SOO) outlines the requirement for genuine MTU parts, specifically 154’ QL3 Parts, for the US Coast Guard Yard in Baltimore, MD. The contractor must provide OEM-certified parts, with updated part numbers accepted if superseding original ones. The document lists numerous O-rings, restrictors, copper parts, gaskets, studs, washers, nuts, seal cords, guide bands, plugs, seal rings, plate seals, FP sensors, spin-on filters, filters, lines, profile gaskets, hoses, sleeves, circlip kits, paper inserts, and gasket kits. Labeling requirements dictate that each item clearly show the OEM part number, with both original and superseded numbers referenced if applicable. Shipping is to the US Coast Guard Yard, Building 5, Engine Shop, with parts required by February 1, 2026. Deviations in delivery due to OEM lead times must be identified at the time of bid. Warranty periods must adhere to industry standards.

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