Delivery Order FA811723D0001-FA811724F0042

The U.S. Air Force Sustainment Center awarded a $155,200 firm fixed-price delivery order to GE Aviation Systems LLC for repair services on critical aircraft data acquisition and flight recording systems. The work encompasses repair of the KC-135 control indicator, B-1B flight data recorder, and C-135 data acquisition unit, with performance scheduled through September 30, 2025. GE Aviation Systems, a division of General Electric Company operating as GE Edison Works, will perform this work at its facility in Grand Rapids, Michigan. This delivery order carries no set-aside designation, reflecting the company's competitive status as a large, unrestricted defense contractor.

This award leverages GE Aviation Systems' established expertise in aircraft avionics and flight data recorder systems for the Department of Defense. The contractor holds multiple indefinite delivery contracts with the Air Force Sustainment Center, including a $3.35 million single-award IDC for general flight data recorder repair services extending through September 2030 and a $314,395 single-award IDC specifically for F-16 crash survivable memory unit and flight data recorder repair through April 2030. These vehicles demonstrate the company's long-standing strategic role in supporting critical aviation infrastructure across multiple military platforms, including the KC-135 tanker, B-1B Lancer bomber, and other Air Force aircraft requiring specialized sustainment services.