Repair of JSECST (Joint Service Electronic Combat System Tester) AN/USM 670/670A Subassemblies

This Request for Information (RFI), issued by the U.S. Air Force (PR# FD2060-28-00019), seeks to identify qualified contractors to repair and remanufacture 34 specific National Stock Number (NSN) subassemblies for the JSECST AN/USM 670/670A. JSECST is a critical, 30-year-old field-level Electronic Warfare tester utilized across multiple aircraft platforms, including the F-15, F-16, A-10, C-130, and CV-22. Because the technology is legacy, the government does not possess engineering drawings or commercial replacement parts. Consequently, potential sources must possess the capability to perform repairs without complete technical data, which may require reverse engineering or technology insertion. The proposed procurement strategy is a five-year contract (FY29–FY33) with an estimated workload of 128 units annually and a required delivery turnaround of 120 days after receipt of carcass. All contractor personnel handling these items must hold valid security clearances. The document includes a comprehensive Contractor Capability Survey divided into five sections: Business Information, General Capabilities, Repair, Commerciality, Manufacturing, and Engineering Services. Respondents, including small businesses encouraged to form joint ventures or teaming arrangements, must submit detailed descriptions of their facility capacities, quality assurance programs (such as AS9100), obsolescence management plans, and historical experience with similar military hardware. Responses must be emailed to the designated Contracting Officer and Contract Specialist at Robins AFB by the specified closing date.