Basic Ordering Agreement N6833516G0039

This Basic Ordering Agreement, awarded as a single-award indefinite delivery vehicle on September 27, 2016, was issued by the Naval Air Warfare Center to The Boeing Company (Defense Division) with an ultimate completion date of September 27, 2021. The contract carries a ceiling value of $0.00, indicating that funding and specific task order values are to be determined through subsequent task order issuance rather than at the IDV level. As a non-set-aside award to a large, established defense contractor, this agreement reflects the government's reliance on Boeing's established capabilities for complex, high-value defense procurement requirements. The Naval Air Warfare Center, operating under the Department of Defense, utilizes basic ordering agreements as flexible procurement mechanisms to facilitate rapid task order issuance for critical defense support activities.

Based on Boeing's documented contract portfolio with the Naval Air Warfare Center, this IDV likely supported engineering services, technical assistance, weapons system integration, and logistics support across tactical aviation platforms including the F/A-18 Super Hornet and EA-18G Growler aircraft systems. The basic ordering agreement structure enables the government to issue task orders across the five-year period of performance for specialized defense services without requiring full competitive procedures for each individual task. Task orders issued under such agreements with Boeing have historically encompassed system engineering, technical support, aircraft sustainment, and weapons system integration activities that support ongoing military aviation operations and modernization initiatives. The absence of a specified ceiling value at the IDV level suggests that this agreement established terms and conditions for performance while allowing the government to control total expenditures through selective task order issuance based on operational requirements.