Indefinite Delivery Contract FA821320D0006

The Department of the Air Force Materiel Command Ogden Air Logistics Complex awarded an indefinite-delivery, indefinite-quantity (IDIQ) contract to Rockwell Collins, Inc. (doing business as Collins Aerospace Government Systems) to provide non-stock numbered, sole source cartridge actuated devices and other egress systems components for various aircraft platforms including the C-17, B-1, F-22, and F-117A. The IDIQ has a potential value of $91 million and a period of performance through April 2025. Task orders issued under this IDIQ have ranged from $91,588 to over $1 million, with Collins Aerospace delivering items such as cartridge initiators, cartridge actuated thrusters, and canopy removal systems from its facility in Fairfield, California. This contract supports the Air Force Materiel Command's mission to maintain and sustain aircraft flight systems and weaponry by procuring critical life support and ejection seat components from an experienced aerospace supplier.

The original pre-solicitation indicated the Ogden Air Logistics Complex sought to acquire a variety of non-standard cartridges, initiators, and other aircraft egress system components to support multiple fighter, bomber, and trainer aircraft. The solicitation did not utilize any set-aside designations, allowing for open competition among qualified suppliers. The task orders awarded highlight Collins Aerospace's role as a prime contractor in providing these specialized aeronautical products and services to the Air Force through the IDIQ contract vehicle.