Afghanistan Fixed Wing Airlift 2010-2016
The Afghanistan Fixed Wing Airlift 2010-2016 Master IDIQ contract vehicle was established to provide critical fixed wing air transportation services in Afghanistan, specifically focusing on transport of Class 1-X supplies, U.S. Mail, and passenger movement. The contract vehicle was designed to support U.S. military logistics and operational requirements during contingency operations, with a specific emphasis on air transportation infrastructure in a complex operational environment. The master IDIQ enabled multiple task orders to be issued for fixed wing air services that supported ongoing military missions in the region.
Task orders under this contract consistently involved fixed wing air transportation services with firm fixed pricing, ranging in value from approximately $4.5 million to $163.6 million per order. Each task order was associated with Operation Freedom's Sentinel, indicating direct support to U.S. military operations, and featured no specific small business set-asides. The delivery orders consistently had performance periods between 12-24 months, typically concluding by May or November of their respective years. While specific prime contractors are not detailed in the provided documentation, the task orders suggest a high-value, mission-critical contract supporting U.S. military logistics in Afghanistan, with total obligated funds across all task orders exceeding $517 million during the contract's operational period from 2010 to 2016.
Master IDIQ 6/4/10 5/31/16 CENTCOM Security Support Services
The CENTCOM Security Support Services Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract is a multiple-award vehicle designed to provide comprehensive security support services globally, with a primary focus on areas of armed conflict, post-conflict, and comparable situations where traditional military or U.S. government security forces are unavailable or inappropriate. The contract supports relief protection, recovery, and reconstruction activities by addressing threats such as theft, extortion, vandalism, terrorism, and other unlawful violence. Established with a shared ceiling of $3,996,000,000 and originally awarded on November 7, 2018, the contract enables rapid deployment of private security services across diverse operational environments.
The task orders under this IDIQ predominantly involve armed security guard services, protective security personnel, and logistical support in regions like Afghanistan, Kuwait, and Somalia. Prime contractors including GardaWorld Federal Services, Triple Canopy Inc., and SOC LLC have been awarded task orders ranging from approximately $780,000 to $388 million, with performance periods typically spanning several months to multiple years. Most task orders are firm fixed-price contracts without specific small business set-aside designations, funded primarily by the Department of Army Central Command and supporting various military operations such as Joint Task Force security, embassy protection, and forward operating base security. The contract vehicle has been particularly active in providing security services for U.S. military installations, diplomatic facilities, and contingency operations in complex international environments.
Master IDIQ 11/7/18 11/5/23 Site Guard and Guardian Angel Services
The Site Guard and Guardian Angel Services Master Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract provides comprehensive security services for Department of Defense (DoD) personnel operating in the Afghanistan Area of Responsibility (AOR). The contract enables the procurement of static and roving armed and unarmed security guard services, including Guardian Angel protections in dismounted, mounted, and travel statuses across ground and air environments. Contractors under this vehicle are responsible for supplying all management, equipment, tools, supplies, and labor necessary to execute security operations throughout the specified region.
The recent task orders demonstrate the contract's focus on supporting Operation Freedom's Sentinel, with Gardaworld Federal Services, LLC consistently winning delivery orders. These task orders range in value from approximately $6.5 million to $17 million, with typical contract durations of 2-3 months. The delivery orders have included specific security missions such as Flight Line Security Team (EXPAT) services and armed guards for Regional Support Mission Afghanistan (RSMA), all procured through firm fixed-price mechanisms. None of the observed task orders utilized small business set-asides, and all were awarded directly by the Department of the Army Central Command. The contract's ceiling value of $249 million indicates significant potential for future security service requirements in the region, with a current ordering period extending through November 3, 2023.
Master IDIQ 11/6/18 11/3/23 Army National Afghan Trucking IDIQ (NATII)
The Army National Afghan Trucking IDIQ (NATII) is a multiple-award contract vehicle focused on providing trucking and cargo transportation services throughout Afghanistan. The contract supports military logistics operations, specifically supporting the Combined Security Transition Command-Afghanistan and Operation Enduring Freedom/Operation Freedom's Sentinel. Task orders under this vehicle are primarily designed to transport various classes of cargo to multiple locations within the Afghan theater of operations, utilizing firm fixed-price delivery orders.
The task orders under this IDIQ consistently demonstrate a pattern of short-duration contracts, typically ranging from 6 to 12 months, with ceiling values between $100,000 and $9,000,000. Most task orders are not set aside for specific small business categories and are directly tied to national interest actions related to military operations in Afghanistan. The delivery orders consistently show obligations for trucking services, with award dates clustered between 2014 and 2017, indicating the contract's alignment with the drawdown of U.S. military operations in the region. While specific prime contractors are not clearly identifiable from the provided data, the contract vehicle shows multiple delivery order recipients across different task order numbers, suggesting a multi-vendor approach to meeting the U.S. Army's logistics requirements in Afghanistan.
Master IDIQ 1/3/14 6/16/17 Afghanistan Transportation Network II (ATN)
The Afghanistan Transportation Network II (ATN II) Master IDIQ was a federal contract vehicle designed to support logistical transportation and movement operations within Afghanistan during military contingency operations. The contract vehicle appears focused on providing transportation services across multiple geographic regions of Afghanistan, specifically segmented into North, South, and West regions. Task orders under this vehicle were structured to support critical military logistics requirements during Operation Enduring Freedom and Operation Freedom's Sentinel, enabling the movement of personnel, equipment, and supplies across challenging operational environments.
The task orders under this IDIQ were predominantly structured as firm fixed-price delivery orders with minimal obligated funds, typically representing minimum guarantee amounts. The most substantive task order was for the South Region, which obligated $1,719,607.66 for base year performance, while other regional task orders had minimal financial commitments ranging from $0 to $2,500. Each task order was uniformly set with an ultimate completion date of December 15, 2014, suggesting a synchronized contract approach across different operational regions. The contract vehicle maintained a shared ceiling of $61,000,000, indicating potential for significant additional task order funding. Although specific prime contractors are not detailed in the provided documentation, the task orders suggest a military-focused contracting approach supporting Department of Defense transportation requirements in a complex operational theater.
Master IDIQ 4/1/14 12/16/14