NSPA – MRO and Support Services for GE T700 Helicopter Engines (EOT26009)
- Notice type
- RFP
- Category
- Aircraft and aviation equipment
- Published
- 16/09/2026
- Deadline
- 20/11/2026
- Estimated value
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Summary
The NATO Support and Procurement Agency (NSPA, Luxembourg) is seeking bids for maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) services for the General Electric T700 helicopter engine family, together with related support services. This is RFP EOT26009, which will result in an Outline Agreement with no purchase obligation; services will be ordered through separate call-off purchase orders. NSPA may award multiple agreements in parallel (ranking procedure). The scope covers the T700-701C (NSN 2840-01-284-4011) and T700-701D (NSN 2840-01-503-1701) models, including engine incoming inspections, overhauls, maintenance of modules and components (e.g. blisks, turbine discs, shafts, fuel pump, hydromechanical unit), 701C→701D retrofit, transportation (FCA/DAP Incoterms 2020), on-site support and OJT training in several countries (Austria, Greece, the Netherlands, Norway, Denmark), and, as options, spare parts, technical publications, special tools and training. The end users are the NATO Rotary Wing partnership nations. Eligibility requirements include: a GE-authorised service centre and a Technical Assistance Agreement with GE, inclusion of NSPA in the ITAR agreement framework, ISO 9001 (latest edition), compliance with AQAP 2105/2110/2310, and an Authorized Release Certificate based on EASA/FAA/EMAR Part 145. Participation is restricted to NATO countries, Austria and Ukraine. The Bid Closing date is 12 November 2026, and bids must remain valid until 31 July 2027. The contract duration is 3 years, with an option to extend by 1+1 or 2 years. Evaluation will be based on the lowest total price of a technically and commercially compliant bid (according to the Price Proposal Form formula). The notice includes an annex (Annex 1 Price Proposal Form .xlsx) as well as the general terms and conditions and Code of Conduct documents available on the portal. These documents could not be read, and their content has not been taken into account in this summary.