C.1.1. Aviation division (ad) missions c.1.1.1. Primary missions the three primary narcotics missions of the ad counternarcotics aviation program are eradication, training, and interdiction defined as…

Ended Indefinite Delivery Contract Awarded Last action

Contract number
SOPRAQ98C0051
Awardee
Awarding agency
Task orders
140 $443,077,174 obligated

Award facts

Combined order value
  • $83,621,674 Current, with exercised options
  • $1,682,288,320 Potential, with all options
Last date to order 100% complete
IDV ceiling 54% used
$817,575,275.92
Award type
Single award
Who can order
All agencies
Funding agency
Bureau of International Narcotics Law Enforcement Department of State
NAICS code
Not on record
Set-aside
No set-aside
Competition
Full and Open Competition · 2 offers
Pricing
Cost Plus Award Fee
Legislative mandates

Award details come from SAM.gov/FPDS.

Description

As the agency reported it.

C.1.1. Aviation division (ad) missions c.1.1.1. Primary missions the three primary narcotics missions of the ad counternarcotics aviation program are eradication, training, and interdiction defined as follows: a. Eradication the ad currently uses fixed wing agricultural spray aircraft and occasionally rotary wing aircraft for aerial eradication of marijuana, coca and opium poppy. The ad also uses utility helicopters to transport host country personnel to growing sites for manual eradication of narcotics crops. B. Training formal pilot training on the t-65 and OV-10 spray aircraft is conducted by the contractor in the conterminous united states (CONUS) as required with advanced training conducted in certain host countries. An l-19 aircraft (government furnished) will be used in the training program if required. The contractor shall provide on-the-job training of host country pilots and night vision goggle (NVG) observers in NVG operations. The contractor shall, to the extent approved by the contracting officer s representative (COR), participate in providing formal training to implement narcotics affairs section (NAS) plans to develop host government institutional maintenance capabilities; and informal on-the-job training of host country pilots and mechanics to fly and maintain fixed and rotary wing aircraft. Additionally, the contractor shall provide on-the-job training of host country pilots, NVG observers, and mechanics in the operation of aviation life support equipment (alse) and NVG equipment including inspection, maintenance, standardization and quality control. C. Interdiction utility helicopters are also used to transport host country personnel for interdiction of narcotics processing laboratories and narcotics being transported within the host country. These missions may be conducted day, night or under cover of darkness using NVG equipment and procedures. C.1.1.2. Secondary missions all other missions are secondary and shall be performed in support of eradication and interdiction. These secondary missions include: a. Transport this mission involves the movement of personnel and/or supplies between and within host countries. Currently casa 212 and c-208 aircraft are being used for this purpose in temporary duty (TDY) deployments. B. Reconnaissance this mission involves the use of aircraft to detect fields of illegal narcotics crops, clandestine airfields, and narcotics processing laboratories. Generally, only spray aircraft and helicopters are used in reconnaissance missions. C. Search and rescue this mission involves the use of helicopters to locate and rescue contractor and host country air crews and U.S. And host country law enforcement personnel, including military. This operation deals with downed aircraft or hostile action by narcotics producers or traffickers. D. Medical evacuation (medevac) this mission involves the use of aircraft and equipment to evacuate personnel injured by accidents or hostile action. E. Ferry this mission involves the movement of aircraft from one host country to another and within countries. The contractor is responsible for most ferry operations. Helicopters are normally moved to a designated location for shipment on an ad scheduled air force c-5, c-17, c-130, or c-141. F. Maintenance this mission includes functional check flights following maintenance actions.

Task orders

Task order Ordering agency Obligated Awarded
Purchase C208 training certificates SAQMPD06F0005 Office of Acquisition Management $36,128
Procure IT equipment for NAS bogota SAQMPD05F4449 Office of Acquisition Management $82,086
Procure micor fare systems for NAS colombia SAQMPD05F4452 Office of Acquisition Management $156,218
Overseas contract SOPRAQ05F0002 Office of Acquisition Management $61,029,210
Procure supplies to support ISS aviation program SAQMPD05F2530 Office of Acquisition Management $2,795,337
Transfer supplies ordered under afgan to ISS program SAQMPD05F2916 Office of Acquisition Management $1,795,879
Spar cap replacement SAQMPD05F2664 Office of Acquisition Management $121,577
Ierw training for colombia, bolivia, peru, pakistan SAQMPD05F2688 Office of Acquisition Management $2,252,620
Replace UHF radios on huey II aircraft SAQMPD05F2608 Office of Acquisition Management $240,908
Leased airlift SOPRAQ98F8009 Office of Acquisition Management $1,038,213
LMAQM200309C0110396008SOPRAQ98C0051 Office of Acquisition Management $447,000
LMAQM200309C0110396007SOPRAQ98C0051 Office of Acquisition Management $988,000
LMAQM200309C01362D5175SOPRAQ98C0051 Office of Acquisition Management $226,000
LMAQM200309C0462207516SOPRAQ98C0051 Office of Acquisition Management $550,000
LMAQM200309C0136225125ASOPRAQ98C0051 Office of Acquisition Management $224,000
LMAQM200308C0110365050SOPRAQ98C0051 Office of Acquisition Management $7,332,000
LMAQM200308C0110365053SOPRAQ98C0051 Office of Acquisition Management $1,416,000
LMAQM200308C0110365051SOPRAQ98C0051 Office of Acquisition Management $4,556,000
LMAQM200308C0110365052SOPRAQ98C0051 Office of Acquisition Management $3,888,000
LMAQM200308C2071329G06SOPRAQ98C0051 Office of Acquisition Management $500,000
LMAQM200307C2071325080SOPRAQ98C0051 Office of Acquisition Management $988,000
LMAQM200307C0110396003SOPRAQ98C0051 Office of Acquisition Management $4,254,000
LMAQM200307C0136225125BSOPRAQ98C0051 Office of Acquisition Management $1,000,000
LMAQM200307C0110366012SOPRAQ98C0051 Office of Acquisition Management $2,673,000
LMAQM200307C0110366003SOPRAQ98C0051 Office of Acquisition Management $2,626,000
LMAQM200307C0110366004SOPRAQ98C0051 Office of Acquisition Management $2,237,000
LMAQM200307C2071325006FSOPRAQ98C0051 Office of Acquisition Management $5,055,000
LMAQM200305C2071329G04SOPRAQ98C0051 Office of Acquisition Management $194,000
LMAQM200305C0110365012SOPRAQ98C0051 Office of Acquisition Management $7,535,000
LMAQM200305C0110395121SOPRAQ98C0051 Office of Acquisition Management $4,254,000
LMAQM200305C0104223092SOPRAQ98C0051 Office of Acquisition Management $470,000
LMAQM200304C0104223054SOPRAQ98C0051 Office of Acquisition Management $150,000
LMAQM200304C2071360105ASOPRAQ98C0051 Office of Acquisition Management $1,800,000
LMAQM200304C2071325006DSOPRAQ98C0051 Office of Acquisition Management $4,700,000
LMAQM200304C0136225125SOPRAQ98C0051 Office of Acquisition Management $475,000
LMAQM200304C2071360105BSOPRAQ98C0051 Office of Acquisition Management $302,000
LMAQM200304C0110291088SOPRAQ98C0051 Office of Acquisition Management $80,000
LMAQM200304C0110291078ASOPRAQ98C0051 Office of Acquisition Management -$866,000
LMAQM200304C0110361001SOPRAQ98C0051 Office of Acquisition Management $434,000
LMAQM200304C2071325006CSOPRAQ98C0051 Office of Acquisition Management $5,000,000
LMAQM200304C0110393005SOPRAQ98C0051 Office of Acquisition Management $200,000
LMAQM200304C2071325006ESOPRAQ98C0051 Office of Acquisition Management $22,500,000
LMAQM200304C2071329G03SOPRAQ98C0051 Office of Acquisition Management $1,166,000
LMAQM200304C0110291002SOPRAQ98C0051 Office of Acquisition Management $434,000
LMAQM200304C0110395118SOPRAQ98C0051 Office of Acquisition Management $2,000,000
LMAQM200304C0110366007SOPRAQ98C0051 Office of Acquisition Management $5,000,000
LMAQM200212C0110295246SOPRAQ98C0051 Office of Acquisition Management $1,300,000
LMAQM200212C0110395048SOPRAQ98C0051 Office of Acquisition Management $2,140,000
LMAQM200212C2071360105SOPRAQ98C0051 Office of Acquisition Management $500,000
LMAQM200212C2071031708SOPRAQ98C0051 Office of Acquisition Management $75,000
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Transactions

Action Obligated Date
Other Administrative Action M211 · Deob $11,714.46 -$11,714
Funding Only Action M210 · Deob $606,055.30 -$606,055
Funding Only Action M0209 · Deobligation of funds -$37,892
Funding Only Action M0208 · Legal fees $670,000
Funding Only Action M207 $1,377,000
Funding Only Action M206 $0
Funding Only Action 205 -$1,212,150
Funding Only Action 204 -$1,086,187
Funding Only Action 203 -$9,982,203
Funding Only Action 202 -$15,326,068
Funding Only Action 201 -$49,985
Funding Only Action 200 -$1,657,638
Funding Only Action 199 -$2,764,539
Funding Only Action 198 -$255,716
Other Administrative Action 197 $0
Funding Only Action 196 -$182,414
Funding Only Action 195 -$107,819
Funding Only Action 194 -$3,897,221
Funding Only Action 193 $3,608,608
Other Administrative Action 192 $0
Funding Only Action 191 $17,952,777
Funding Only Action 190 $72,000
Funding Only Action 189 $15,888,000
Funding Only Action 188 $4,500,000
Funding Only Action 187 $15,733,113
Change Order 186 $14,961,855
Other Administrative Action 185 -$300
Funding Only Action 184 $10,592,514
Other Administrative Action 183 $0
Funding Only Action 182 $21,491,284
Funding Only Action 181 $23,835,340
Funding Only Action 180 $0
Funding Only Action 179 $10,592,214
Supplemental Agreement for work within scope TO900902 $191,075
Supplemental Agreement for work within scope TO900901 $341,223
Funding Only Action 178 $5,250,000
Funding Only Action 177 $0
Funding Only Action 800904MOD1 $20
Supplemental Agreement for work within scope TO800906 $131,337
Funding Only Action 176 $3,143,154
Supplemental Agreement for work within scope TO800905 $53,561
Funding Only Action 174 $17,692,159
Funding Only Action 175 $761,126
Funding Only Action 173 $123,000
Other Administrative Action 172 $0
Other Administrative Action 171 $0
Other Administrative Action 170 $0
Funding Only Action 168 $17,692,159
Funding Only Action 169 $14,836,126
Supplemental Agreement for work within scope TO800904 $373,561
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Quick answers

Who was awarded contract SOPRAQ98C0051?

SOPRAQ98C0051 was awarded to Dyncorp International LLC by Office of Acquisition Management (Department of State) on January 30, 1998.

How much is contract SOPRAQ98C0051 worth?

Orders under SOPRAQ98C0051 have obligated $443,077,174. Their combined current value, with exercised options, is $83,621,674. Their combined potential value, with all options, is $1,682,288,320. SOPRAQ98C0051's own ceiling is $817,575,276.

How many orders have been placed under contract SOPRAQ98C0051?

140 orders have been placed under SOPRAQ98C0051, the latest on October 3, 2005.

Which agency awarded contract SOPRAQ98C0051?

Office of Acquisition Management (Department of State) awarded SOPRAQ98C0051, with funding from Bureau of International Narcotics Law Enforcement (Department of State).

Who can order from contract SOPRAQ98C0051?

SOPRAQ98C0051 is a single award indefinite delivery contract. All agencies can place orders on it.

Was contract SOPRAQ98C0051 competed?

The extent of competition for SOPRAQ98C0051 was full and open competition. The government received 2 offers.

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