Indefinite Delivery Contract FA811826D0014

Eaton Corporation's Fuel & Motion Control Systems Division (doing business as Airframe) was awarded a single-award Indefinite Delivery Contract valued at $1,416,268.00 by the Air Force Sustainment Center for the remanufacture of KC-135 air refueling and submerged pumps. The contract, which commenced on December 4, 2025, with an ultimate completion date of December 3, 2028, represents a continuation of Eaton's established role as a critical supplier of specialized aerospace and defense components to the U.S. military. The original solicitation, posted as a pre-solicitation notice on April 14, 2025, specified a Firm Fixed Price Requirements contract structure with a basic year and two one-year option periods. The procurement encompasses three primary line items consisting of fuel transfer pumps manufactured from aluminum alloy, with annual quantities of 50 units for the first pump type and single units for two additional pump types. Engineering source approval from the Source Development Office is required to maintain part quality standards.

The contract supports the operational readiness and maintenance requirements of the KC-135 Stratotanker, the U.S. Air Force's primary aerial refueling platform. Eaton's Irvine, California-based operation will deliver remanufactured fuel system components that meet strict engineering specifications and technical qualifications established by the government. This award was made without set-aside designation, indicating Eaton's competitive standing as a standard prime contractor. The contract aligns with the Air Force Sustainment Center's mission to sustain critical military aviation systems and complements Eaton's existing portfolio of military aircraft support contracts, including concurrent IDV agreements for KC-135 regulated refueling couplings and boost pump repairs for other military platforms such as the MC-130J and HC-130J aircraft.