Indefinite Delivery Contract SPE4A625D5777

Aviation Ground Equipment Corp, a veteran-owned small business manufacturer based in Melville, New York, was awarded a single-award Indefinite Delivery Contract valued at $250,000 by the Defense Logistics Agency (DLA), a component of the Department of Defense. The contract was awarded on August 13, 2025, with a performance period extending through August 12, 2030, and carries no set-aside designation, allowing the company to compete in open solicitations. Under this Indefinite Delivery Contract, Aviation Ground Equipment Corp supplies a comprehensive range of aviation ground support equipment and components essential to military aircraft operations, including electronic components such as circuit card assemblies, power supplies, control panels, emergency stop switches, cables, filters, intake assemblies, driver boards, and signal conditioning equipment. The contract structure enables the Defense Logistics Agency to issue task orders on an as-needed basis, allowing flexibility in procurement timing and quantities while maintaining a pre-negotiated pricing structure with an established vendor.

The Indefinite Delivery Contract represents part of Aviation Ground Equipment Corp's established relationship with the Department of Defense, particularly the Defense Logistics Agency's Land and Maritime and Aviation divisions. The contract demonstrates the company's critical role in supporting military aviation infrastructure through the supply of specialized hardware and electronic assemblies necessary for aircraft maintenance, operations, and logistics. Task orders issued under this contract have historically covered both discrete electronic components and more complex integrated equipment, reflecting the broad scope of aviation ground support requirements across the Defense Logistics Agency's portfolio. The company's performance under this single-award Indefinite Delivery Contract provides the Defense Logistics Agency with assured access to reliable aviation ground support equipment while maintaining a ten-year performance period that allows for sustained operational support across various military aviation platforms.