The Combat Air Force Contracted Air Support Operations indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity (IDIQ) contract, awarded by the Department of the Air Force, provides $6.4 billion in contracted air support services to supplement organic military capabilities for close air support training and operations. The prime contractors, Ravn Group, Inc. and Air USA, Inc., deliver a range of contracted air support services under the IDIQ, including close air support training, contracted air support operations, and minimum flight hour guarantees. These services are delivered to various Air Force, Army, and National Guard units across the United States, including locations in Virginia, Arizona, Alaska, and Hawaii. The IDIQ utilizes firm fixed-price delivery orders, with potential values ranging from $77,904 to $3 million per order, to procure the contracted air support services required to maintain the readiness of U.S. combat air forces.
The key products and services provided under this IDIQ contract are close air support training, contracted air support operations, and minimum flight hour guarantees for Air Force, Army, and National Guard units. The contracting activities include the Department of the Air Force, Air National Guard, Air Combat Command, and Army Pacific Command, with no set-aside designations used. The prime contractors leverage their expertise in tactical aircraft support, close air support training, and contracted air operations to deliver the required services at military training locations across the country under the terms of the IDIQ agreement.
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