The United States Coast Guard (USCG) is seeking contractors to provide comprehensive maintenance services for its fleet of MH-65 aircraft. This contract entails the complete disassembly, maintenance, repair, inspection, and reassembly of aircraft, performed by skilled personnel across several roles, including Aircraft Mechanics specializing in sheet metal, composites, general mechanics, and electrical/avionics systems. Contractors must provide personnel with specific qualifications, such as relevant experience and certifications, ensuring compliance with governmental safety and operational standards. The scope of work includes planned depot maintenance, with responsibilities divided into distinct phases such as disassembly, back-shop assessments, assembly, and final inspections. The contract emphasizes the importance of maintaining a high standard of quality assurance throughout the maintenance process and requires contractors to follow strict protocols regarding personnel conduct, security measures, and record-keeping. The period of performance is outlined as one base year with four optional extension years, with work primarily conducted at the Aviation Logistics Center in Elizabeth City, NC. Key contractor requirements also include adherence to security protocols, compliance with local regulations, and the management of contractor personnel who must maintain professional standards while interacting with USCG staff. This initiative reflects the USCG's commitment to maintaining the operational readiness of its aircraft fleet through rigorous maintenance practices.