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U -- HELICOPTER MAINTENANCE COURSE SOL 0110-894014 DUE 061598 POC Barbra Postell 202-776-8743, Contract Specialist (FAX 202-776-8775) The American Embassy Bogota, Narcotics Affairs Section has a requirement for helicopter maintenance courses. ALL COURSES MUST BE PRESENTED IN SPANISH AND CLASSES WILL BE HELD IN COLOMBIA, BOGOTA. This requirement consist of the following five courses: 1. Avionic's Electrical Maintenance is an introduction to the applicable model avionic system, including, theory of operation, component location, system operation, system programming (if applicable) and field maintenance and troubleshooting. This shall familiarize the student with the inspections, servicing, use of special tools, materials, and equipment required to perform field level maintenance of the related avionics system. 2. 206B-III Electrical Maintenance is a 40 hour course which is a comprehensive study of the model 206B-III helicopter electrical system, including a detailed analysis of circuite in each of the following systems, D.C. power distribution, power train, airframe, and basic avionics interface. Component description, operation, function, location and access provision shall be discussed at the field maintenance level. 3. 206L- Series Electrical Maintenance is a 40 hour course which is comprehensive study of the model of 206L- Series helicopter electrical system, including a detailed analysis f circuits in each of the following systems: D.C. power distribution, power train, airframe, and basic avionics interface. Component description, operation, function, location and access provisions shall be discussed at the field maintenance level. 4. 212 Electrical Maintenance is a 80 hour course which is a comprehensive study of the 212 helicopter electrical system, including a detailed analysis of circuits in each of the following categories: D.C. power distribution, power train system, airframe system, utility system, A.C. power distribution, A.C. and D.C. indicating systems and avionics interface. The type, function, location of components, and access provisions shall be discussed. This is the first course of a two course series. 5. 212 AutomaticFlight Control System is the second course of number 4. This is an 80 hour course which is a comprehensive study of the 212 helicopter automatic flight control system. The course shall include a detailed description of system operation and components interface, as well as analysis of circuits in the SCAS and attitude systems. For all of the above courses, troubleshooting procedures shall be discussed utilizing known and probable faults. IMPORTANT: The solicitation is contained in this notice. Vendors have all necessary information to present an offer. There is no additional solicitation to be mailed out. All responsible sources may submit an offer which shall be considered by the Bureau. Responses can be faxed to 202-776-8775. (0154)

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