12 April 2017

PAF Looking for PHP20M Worth of OV-10 Electrical Spare Parts

12 April 2017


OV-10 Bronco of the PAF (photo : matsura21)

MANILA (PNA) -- To ensure the airworthiness of all its available aircraft, the Philippine Air Force (PAF) has allocated the sum of PHP20,128,000 for the acquisition of spare parts needed for the maintenance of the electrical systems of four of its Rockwell OV-10 'Bronco" attack planes.

PAF Bids and Awards Committee chair Brig. Gen. Nicolas Parilla, in a bid bulletin submitted to the Philippine Government Electronic Procurement System, said interested parties can submit their bids on April 21, 9 a.m. at the PAF Procurement Center Conference Room, Villamor Air Base, Pasay City.

The spares are intended for the maintenance and repair of OV-10 attack planes with tail numbers 136, 139, 145, and 636.

The OV-10s are the PAF's premier ground attack aircraft. Around six to eight units are still in service as of this posting.

They are part of the PAF's 15th Strike Wing based in Sangley Point, Cavite. 

(PNA)

9 komentar:

  1. Indonesia sudah meng grounded kan OV10 BRONCO,sebaiknya sumbangkan saya ke PINOY ,

    BalasHapus
  2. Beli super tucano aja bray, barang antik kok masih disuruh terbang. Ntar nyesel lho

    BalasHapus
    Balasan
    1. kata para pakar indonesia tak ada pesawat tua??

      Hapus
  3. What is the version of this PAF OV-10 so it has four-blade propeller?
    TNI-AU has OV-10F and it has three-blade propeller.

    BalasHapus
  4. The design still good for the observer.
    Then put the more powerful an efficient engine with four or six-blade propeller, avionic, comms, etc.

    BalasHapus
  5. Komentar ini telah dihapus oleh pengarang.

    BalasHapus
  6. Jangan menghina negara lain kalau saladin,saracen dan S60 masih di pakai oleh indonesia

    BalasHapus
  7. Fellow bloggers, if I may the non-standard four bladed OV-10s that you see in the captioned picture is one of the aircraft went through Service Life Extension (SLEP) by the Philippine Air Force (PAF) in 2004 through Marsh Aviation Company in Mesa, Arizona, USA. It involved overhauling and modernizing the airframes and systems, replacement of the original 3-bladed propellers with new 4-bladed ones made by , replacing the gearboxes with new ones, overhauling the aircraft's systems and zero-timing the airframe. A new locally made 20mm gun pod was equipped on the aircraft. In addition between 2010 to 2012, the OV-10s were also modernized by making it night flying capable and equipped with up-to-date navigational equipment. Some PAF OV-10s were modified to carry precision guided munitions (PGM) in the form of GBU-12 Paveway II 500lb laser-guided bombs

    SLEP'ed aircraft can be distinguished from other OV-10s in the fleet by its grey color scheme with the usual shark nose paint, and the 4-bladed propellers.

    BalasHapus