The document pertains to a government request for proposal (RFP) for the procurement of 300 signal processors, specifically the National Stock Number (NSN) 1680-01-123-7643, intended for use in the CH-47 CHINOOK helicopters. The solicitation (SPRRA1-25-R-0011) is issued on a Firm Fixed Price basis, with a production lead time of 300 days after contract award for delivery to Tinker AFB, OK. The procurement is restricted to two specific companies: The Boeing Company and Flightline Electronics, Inc., due to proprietary data ownership that precludes sourcing from alternatives. Interested firms must meet prequalification requirements and are encouraged to seek source approval for future opportunities. Communication is directed to Jennifer N. Baker, the Contracting Officer, and foreign firms must process requests through their respective embassies. The closing date for the solicitation is estimated and may be adjusted, highlighting the usual uncertainty surrounding such government inquiries.

The Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) is conducting market research to identify potential sources for the acquisition of a SIGNAL PROCESSOR for the CH-47 CHINOOK weapon system, as indicated by Solicitation Number SPRRA1-25-R-0011. The focus is on companies categorized under NAICS Code 336413, which pertains to manufacturers of aircraft components, with a size standard of 1,250 employees. The DLA aims to determine whether future procurement efforts can either be competitive or set aside for small businesses, including those that are 8(a), Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned, Hubzone, and Women-Owned. This Sources Sought Synopsis is an informative document and does not constitute a formal solicitation or commitment by the government to award a contract. Companies interested in qualifying for future opportunities are encouraged to identify themselves and seek approval to compete. The contractor selected will handle engineering services and all aspects of production, including logistics, forecasting, and supply chain management. All responses are voluntary, and no funding is available for response preparation. This document underscores the DLA's ongoing efforts to secure reliable sources while supporting diverse business participation in federal contracting.