The Air Force is conducting market research for a Multi-Award Repair Contract 'Fly Fix Fight' (MARC F3) to identify potential sources for repair and restoration of various electronic components.
The place of performance is Utah.
Responses are due by April 16, 2027.
The solicitation was posted on April 16, 2026.
The issuing agency is the State of Utah.
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Respond to market research to identify potential sources for repair and restoration of various electronic components.
Submit responses by the due date of April 16, 2027.
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The Air Force is conducting market research to identify potential sources for repair and restoration of various electronic components to serviceable condition.
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What is the purpose of this solicitation?
The Air Force is conducting market research to identify potential sources for repair and restoration of various electronic components to serviceable condition.
When are responses due?
Responses are due by April 16, 2027 at 07:00 PM EDT.
Where is the place of performance?
The place of performance is Utah.
Full source recordEvery field State of Utah (BidNet Direct) published, untouched
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The Air Force is conducting market research to identify potential sources for repair and restoration of various electronic components to serviceable condition, with responses due by April 16, 2027.
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Source: State of Utah (BidNet Direct) (bid UT-2682420782), retrieved via the Utah BidNet Direct purchasing portal. View the official posting, and always confirm requirements and deadlines with the issuing agency.
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