This indefinite delivery contract was awarded by the Air Force Sustainment Center, a subagency of the U.S. Air Force, to Hamilton Sunstrand Aviation Services Inc., a subsidiary of Raytheon Technologies Corporation. The $4.9 million contract facilitates delivery orders for the repair and overhaul of environmental digital sensors/controllers and control boxes for the F-16 fighter aircraft. This includes firm fixed price orders for services such as repairing control boxes, electric, and environmental digital sensors/controllers. The contract does not utilize any small business set-aside designations, as Hamilton Sunstrand is a major provider of aerospace and defense repair services. The work is primarily performed at the contractor's facility in Miramar, Florida. This contract supports the Air Force's efforts to sustain the readiness of its aging F-16 fleet by rapidly obtaining critical component-level repair and overhaul services to maintain the environmental, electrical, and pneumatic systems on the aircraft.
The Air Force Sustainment Center has also awarded additional indefinite delivery contracts to Hamilton Sunstrand focused on the repair of other F-16 subsystems, including a $3.6 million ceiling contract for the repair of converter transducers. Through these flexible contracting vehicles, the Air Force can readily issue delivery orders to Hamilton Sunstrand for the maintenance and repair of F-16 components, ensuring continued aircraft availability and operational readiness. Prior to the award of this IDV, the Air Force published a pre-solicitation notice describing the requirement for the repair of environmental digital sensors/controllers on the F-16.
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