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C-17 Seat Cushion sets with covers and embroidery.

Department of Defense → Department of the Air Force → AIR Force Reserve Command → FA6712 911 AW LGCSolicitationSolicitation FA671226Q0016

Response deadline

Fri, Sep 11, 2026, 5:00 PM EDT
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Opportunity details

NAICS
336413
Notice type
Solicitation
Set-aside
Small Business Set Aside - Total
Original posted
September 1, 2026
Last updated
October 16, 2026
Notice ID
3f1f10ddebea4d2abee8bd49216a728a

Summary

This requirement is for C-17 aircraft seat cushions and covers with embroidery. A total of 41 sets of seat bottom cushions and seat back cushions are needed. Additional details regarding this acquisition can be found in the attached documents with this notice. ***Amended the Solicitation and PWS Specification for the Aircrew Cushions and Covers PDF Changing the material to Mordura Woven Fabric to be used for all Non-Wool Coverings including on the Bolster/Side Panels for the Trim Panels. ***Amendment 0002 added some specifications on the foam; those are also highlighted in yellow. (Core Foam Materials used in the construction of all line items must have been manufactured in the United States. A Copy of OEM Supplier Certificates of Conformance for all Foams used in the construction of the Crew Seat Cushions must be supplied to Contracting when responding to this Solicitation.) ****Amendment 0003 complete change section 4. SALIENT CHARACTERISTICS TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS - Extended the due date for quotes to 09/16/2026 at 1600.

Read Full Official Summary

This requirement is for C-17 aircraft seat cushions and covers with embroidery. A total of 41 sets of seat bottom cushions and seat back cushions are needed. Additional details regarding this acquisition can be found in the attached documents with this notice. ***Amended the Solicitation and PWS Specification for the Aircrew Cushions and Covers PDF Changing the material to Mordura Woven Fabric to be used for all Non-Wool Coverings including on the Bolster/Side Panels for the Trim Panels. ***Amendment 0002 added some specifications on the foam; those are also highlighted in yellow. (Core Foam Materials used in the construction of all line items must have been manufactured in the United States. A Copy of OEM Supplier Certificates of Conformance for all Foams used in the construction of the Crew Seat Cushions must be supplied to Contracting when responding to this Solicitation.) ****Amendment 0003 complete change section 4. SALIENT CHARACTERISTICS TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS - Extended the due date for quotes to 09/16/2026 at 1600.

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  • NAICS — North American Industry Classification System
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