The government estimate outlines the procurement of critical components for a specialized project, with a total value of $4,000,000. The objective is to acquire Environmental Control Units, Flow Control Valves, and ECS Controllers, with specific part numbers and quantities listed. The procurement includes 20 Flow Control Valves, priced at $425,000, 10 ECS Controllers for $255,500, and 10 Environmental Control Units for $3,319,500. The total material cost for these items is $4 million, as determined through independent government research. This estimate, certified by the government project lead, serves as a benchmark for the fair and reasonable pricing of these specialized parts, with no additional details provided on contract type or specific evaluation criteria. The absence of hours, labor, and travel costs indicates that the focus is solely on the procurement of these specific items.
The Combat Capabilities Development Command seeks to procure specialized aviation components, including Environmental Control Units, Flow Control Valves, and Environmental Control System Controllers. These items are required for the Prototype Integration Facility's V22 B2C MCOI Project. The focus is on obtaining high-specification aviation parts, with precise quantities specified. This project seeks to integrate these components into an overall environmental control system, with the potential for further development and testing. The procurement is a key step in achieving this goal, and vendors will be evaluated primarily based on their ability to supply these specialized parts according to the specified quantities and quality standards.
The Combat Capabilities Development Command seeks to procure specialized aviation components, including Environmental Control Units, Flow Control Valves, and Environmental Control System Controllers. These items are required for the Prototype Integration Facility's V22 B2C MCOI Project. The focus is on obtaining high-specification aviation parts, with precise quantities specified. This project seeks to integrate these components into an overall environmental control system, with the potential for further development and testing. The procurement is a key step in achieving this goal, and vendors will be evaluated primarily based on their ability to supply these specialized parts according to the specified quantities and quality standards.