Notice of Intent to Award Sole Source Order for OEM FAIRBANKS MORSE, LLC OP PISTON TRAINING

1. ANNOUNCEMENT

The United States Coast Guard (USCG), Surface Forces Logistics Center (SFLC), announces its intent to award a sole-source purchase order to FAIRBANKS MORSE, LLC

for an original equipment manufacturer (OEM) FAIRBANKS MORSE, LLC FME 38 and 38T 8-1/8 Opposed Piston Engine Overhaul Training. This action is being conducted under Simplified Acquisition Procedures.

2. PURPOSE OF THIS NOTICE

This notice serves to inform industry of the government's intent to award this requirement on a sole-source basis and to conduct market research to identify other sources that may be capable of satisfying this requirement. This is not a Request for Quotation (RFQ), and the government does not intend to issue a contract based on responses to this notice alone.

3. SUBMISSION OF CAPABILITY STATEMENT

Companies that believe they can meet this requirement are invited to submit a written Capability Statement. Your response should provide clear and convincing evidence of your ability to provide an equivalent product. Please provide the following details in your submission:

Company Details: Company Name, Address, CAGE Code, UEI Number, and Web Page URL.

Business Size: Company Size, NAICS Code, and Applicable Small Business Status.

Point of Contact: Name, Title, Phone Number, and Email Address.

Technical Capability: A narrative describing capability, documentation proving equivalency to the OEM item, and any recommendations or concerns.

IMPORTANT: Do not submit pricing information. All information marked "Proprietary" will be protected and handled accordingly.

5. SUBMISSION DEADLINE & CONTACT INFORMATION

Deadline: 4:00 PM EST on Aug 5, 2026

Submit To: SKC Fremming

Email Address: Patricia.M.Fremming@uscg.mil

Email Subject Line: Response to Notice of Intent - OEM OP PISTON TRAINING

Oral submissions will not be accepted.

6. DISCLAIMER

The information in this notice is current as of the publication date but is subject to change and is not binding on the government. The government reserves the right to ask clarifying questions to individual companies based on proprietary information submitted without posting those questions publicly.