Sources SoughtActive123CRSFO
CR - Special Fueling Operations
DEPT OF DEFENSE / DEPT OF THE ARMY / W7NA USPFO ACTIVITY KYANG 123Key dates?
- Posted?
- Apr 22, 2026
- Response deadline?
- Apr 30, 2026, 4:00 PM UTC
- Archive date?
- —
- Archive type?
- auto15
Classification?
- Notice type?
- Sources Sought
- Base type?
- Sources Sought
- Set-aside?
- Total Small Business Set-Aside (FAR 19.5)
- Set-aside code?
- SBA
- PSC?
- 4930
NAICS?
Issuing office?
- Department?
- DEPT OF DEFENSE
- Sub-tier?
- DEPT OF THE ARMY
- Office?
- W7NA USPFO ACTIVITY KYANG 123
- Office code?
- —
- Organization type?
- OFFICE
- Office address?
- LOUISVILLE, KY, 40213-2614, USA
Place of performance?
- Street?
- —
- Street 2?
- —
- City?
- Louisville
- State?
- KY
- Zip?
- 40213
- Country?
- USA
Contacts?
- Curtis Lipseyprimary
Description?
This notice is a sources sought/request for information and is strictly for market research purposes only. Contingency Response Forces (CRF) are often the first to establish air mobility operations, and their ability to receive, turn, and launch aircraft hinges on having reliable and flexible fueling capabilities. A tailored kit allows teams to quickly set up safe fueling storage, conduct multi-platform refueling, and support a diverse mix of mobility, ISR, and tactical aircraft in degraded and austere environments where traditional infrastructure is not available. Pumps must be man-portable and have the ability to pump 300 Gallons Per Minute (GPM), pressure regulated +/- 50 PSI, have an integrated dead man switch, and fit into the back of an MRZR.
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Metadata?
- Notice ID?
- b1315b42653e4537ab539b1c46894d1e
- Full path?
- DEPT OF DEFENSE.DEPT OF THE ARMY.W7NA USPFO ACTIVITY KYANG 123
- Office code?
- —
- Ingested?
- May 2, 2026
- Updated?
- May 3, 2026