Indefinite Delivery Contract FA810826DB012

Strategic Technology Institute Inc. (STI), a minority-owned small disadvantaged business headquartered in Rockville, Maryland, was awarded a multiple-award Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity contract by the Oklahoma City Air Logistics Complex on February 1, 2026, with a ceiling value of $7.01 billion and an ultimate completion date of January 31, 2036. This Contract Field Teams Labor Augmentation Support Requirement (CFT LASR) Macros Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity contract represents a significant procurement vehicle designed to provide labor augmentation and support services to the Oklahoma City Air Logistics Complex, which operates as a major Department of Defense facility specializing in aircraft depot-level maintenance and sustainment operations. The contract employs no set-aside restrictions and was structured as a multiple-award vehicle, enabling the Air Logistics Complex to distribute task orders among multiple contractors while maintaining flexibility in responding to evolving sustainment requirements across its portfolio of military aircraft platforms.

The CFT LASR program supports the Oklahoma City Air Logistics Complex's core mission of providing organizational, intermediate, and depot-level maintenance and logistics support for military aircraft. STI's extensive background in aircraft maintenance across multiple platforms, including F-15, F-16, C-130, and rotary-wing aircraft systems, positions the company to deliver critical labor augmentation services that address workforce gaps and peak-demand sustainment requirements. The initial task order, issued February 1, 2026, designated as the CFT LASR Post Award Conference with a nominal value of $500, establishes the contract execution framework with performance centered in North Bethesda, Maryland. Under this indefinite delivery vehicle structure, the government retains the authority to issue additional task orders throughout the contract period to address maintenance, repair, logistics, and related sustainment requirements at the Oklahoma City facility and potentially other Air Force locations, with actual expenditures dependent on issued delivery orders against the established ceiling value.