The MEPS Overhaul Specification Sheet outlines the requirements for overhauling MEPS generators and air conditioning units (ACUs) to a "like-new" condition for the U.S. Coast Guard. Key components include specific NSNs, packaging and marking guidelines, delivery logistics to Baltimore, MD, and overhaul specifications, which must adhere to proprietary MEPS standards. An initial inspection is required to assess needed repairs, accompanied by detailed estimates including costs, national stock numbers, and labor. A Core Condition Report must be submitted within ten days post-receipt. Contractors are responsible for ensuring parts are preserved, individually packaged, and properly labeled. A warranty of 90 days or 1,000 operating hours applies to the overhauled items, requiring an inspection for defects before installation on USCG vessels. If costs exceed 65% of the replacement value, the units may be classified as Beyond Economical Repair (BER), prompting disposal and potential acquisition of replacements. The document emphasizes inventory management and compliance with preservation standards, asserting government acceptance based on thorough inspections. This specification sheet serves as a critical framework to guide contractors in delivering quality services and ensuring operational readiness for the Coast Guard's equipment.