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Title	FAA Part 141 Helicopter Flight School Pilot Program Tender Notice International Competitive Bidding
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Country	United States of America
Language	English
Organization	DEPT OF DEFENSE \| DEPT OF THE ARMY
Published Date	17.10.2024
Deadline Date	24.10.2024
Overview	FAA Part 141 Helicopter Flight School Pilot Program Description THIS IS A Sources Sought Notice ONLY. The U.S. Government desires to procure a U.S. Army FAA Part 141 Helicopter Flight School Pilot Program. The Mission Installation and Contracting Command (MICC) - Fort Eustis is conducting market research to identify parties that are interested in and have the resources to meet the Army-s statement of objectives. When responding to this Sources Sought Synopsis provide information sufficient to support your claims. We encourage all businesses to identify their capabilities in meeting the requirement at a fair market price. Project Title: U.S. Army FAA Part 141 Helicopter Flight School Pilot Program The United States Army Aviation Center of Excellence (USAACE) is proposing a Civilian FAA Part 141 school that will give students the privileges of Private Pilot, Rotorcraft Helicopter, and Instrument Helicopter. After completing the civilian FAA Part 141 school, participants will attend Military Helicopter training. The Army is looking to transform the way we train Army Rotary Wing Aviators. The graduate of this program will complete all FAA Part 141 school requirements that will give students the privileges of Private Pilot, Rotorcraft Helicopter, and Instrument Helicopter. Aircraft used for training must meet the following minimum requirements: Turbine engine. Counterclockwise rotating rotor system. Standard configuration dual flight controls (cyclic, collective, anti-torque pedals).Training may not exceed 16 weeks. Training week should be no more than 6 days per week at 8-10 hours per day. Class size will be 4-8 students. See the attached For additional information. ATTACHMENT 1. SOURCES SOUGHT SYNOPSIS FAA 141 001 ATTACHMENT 2. FAA Part 141 Helicopter Flight School Pilot Program SOO DEPT OF DEFENSE \| DEPT OF THE ARMY KO CONTRACTING OFFICE 502 EIGHTH STREET, HUNTINGTON , WV 25701-5000, USA Primary Point of Contact: ROBERT KINZEL, robert.d.kinzel@usace.army.mil, Phone Number 3043995341 letricia.a.brown2.civ@army.mil Tender Notice International Competitive Bidding SOURCESSOUGHTSYNOPSISFAA_141_001 United States of America GT-108795108
NAICS	Business Electric Power Transmission Highway Highway Engine International Highway Engine
CPVS	Turbine works System, storage and content management software package Control, safety, signalling and light equipment Control, safety or signalling equipment for inland waterways Parts for aircraft, spacecraft and helicopters Training, workout or aerobic services Office, school and office equipment cleaning services Helicopters Research, testing and scientific technical simulator Control, safety or signalling equipment for parking facilities Command, control, communication systems Supports Control, safety or signalling equipment for port installations Command, control, communication and computer systems System, storage and content management software development services Helicopters, aeroplanes, spacecraft and other powered aircraft Parts for helicopters Pressure-reducing, control, check or safety valves Engine parts Engines Rotors Control, safety or signalling equipment for roads Parts for aircraft Parts of turbines Control, safety or signalling equipment for airports Installation services of steam generators, turbines, compressors and burners
UNSPSC	Aircraft Turbine engines Business cases Market research IP phones High school Aircraft, Single Engine Tent, for office use Training, Technical: Crew Resource Management, Emergency Procedures, Dangerous Goods Aircraft, Flight Inspection (Fully Equipped) Aircraft, Jet Widebody Aircraft, Twin Engine
Regions	APEC Countries North America Northern America
Sectors	Environment and Pollution-Recycling Automobiles and Auto Parts Non-Renewable Energy Postal and Courier Services Roads and Highways-Bridge Water and Sanitation Law and Legal Printing and Publishing Education and Training Defence and Security Construction Energy-Power and Electrical Computer Hardwares and Consumables Steel Aviation Marine
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Title
FAA Part 141 Helicopter Flight School Pilot Program Tender Notice International Competitive Bidding
Country
United States of America
Language
English
Organization
DEPT OF DEFENSE \| DEPT OF THE ARMY
Published Date
17.10.2024
Deadline Date
24.10.2024
Overview
FAA Part 141 Helicopter Flight School Pilot Program Description THIS IS A Sources Sought Notice ONLY. The U.S. Government desires to procure a U.S. Army FAA Part 141 Helicopter Flight School Pilot Program. The Mission Installation and Contracting Command (MICC) - Fort Eustis is conducting market research to identify parties that are interested in and have the resources to meet the Army-s statement of objectives. When responding to this Sources Sought Synopsis provide information sufficient to support your claims. We encourage all businesses to identify their capabilities in meeting the requirement at a fair market price. Project Title: U.S. Army FAA Part 141 Helicopter Flight School Pilot Program The United States Army Aviation Center of Excellence (USAACE) is proposing a Civilian FAA Part 141 school that will give students the privileges of Private Pilot, Rotorcraft Helicopter, and Instrument Helicopter. After completing the civilian FAA Part 141 school, participants will attend Military Helicopter training. The Army is looking to transform the way we train Army Rotary Wing Aviators. The graduate of this program will complete all FAA Part 141 school requirements that will give students the privileges of Private Pilot, Rotorcraft Helicopter, and Instrument Helicopter. Aircraft used for training must meet the following minimum requirements: Turbine engine. Counterclockwise rotating rotor system. Standard configuration dual flight controls (cyclic, collective, anti-torque pedals).Training may not exceed 16 weeks. Training week should be no more than 6 days per week at 8-10 hours per day. Class size will be 4-8 students. See the attached For additional information. ATTACHMENT 1. SOURCES SOUGHT SYNOPSIS FAA 141 001 ATTACHMENT 2. FAA Part 141 Helicopter Flight School Pilot Program SOO DEPT OF DEFENSE \| DEPT OF THE ARMY KO CONTRACTING OFFICE 502 EIGHTH STREET, HUNTINGTON , WV 25701-5000, USA Primary Point of Contact: ROBERT KINZEL, robert.d.kinzel@usace.army.mil, Phone Number 3043995341 letricia.a.brown2.civ@army.mil Tender Notice International Competitive Bidding SOURCESSOUGHTSYNOPSISFAA_141_001 United States of America GT-108795108
NAICS
Business Electric Power Transmission Highway Highway Engine International Highway Engine
CPVS
Turbine works System, storage and content management software package Control, safety, signalling and light equipment Control, safety or signalling equipment for inland waterways Parts for aircraft, spacecraft and helicopters Training, workout or aerobic services Office, school and office equipment cleaning services Helicopters Research, testing and scientific technical simulator Control, safety or signalling equipment for parking facilities Command, control, communication systems Supports Control, safety or signalling equipment for port installations Command, control, communication and computer systems System, storage and content management software development services Helicopters, aeroplanes, spacecraft and other powered aircraft Parts for helicopters Pressure-reducing, control, check or safety valves Engine parts Engines Rotors Control, safety or signalling equipment for roads Parts for aircraft Parts of turbines Control, safety or signalling equipment for airports Installation services of steam generators, turbines, compressors and burners
UNSPSC
Aircraft Turbine engines Business cases Market research IP phones High school Aircraft, Single Engine Tent, for office use Training, Technical: Crew Resource Management, Emergency Procedures, Dangerous Goods Aircraft, Flight Inspection (Fully Equipped) Aircraft, Jet Widebody Aircraft, Twin Engine
Regions
APEC Countries North America Northern America
Sectors
Environment and Pollution-Recycling Automobiles and Auto Parts Non-Renewable Energy Postal and Courier Services Roads and Highways-Bridge Water and Sanitation Law and Legal Printing and Publishing Education and Training Defence and Security Construction Energy-Power and Electrical Computer Hardwares and Consumables Steel Aviation Marine
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