Indefinite Delivery Contract SPE4A720D0330

The Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) Aviation, a component of the Department of Defense, awarded an Indefinite Delivery Contract (IDC) to Frazier Aviation Inc., a for-profit manufacturer of aircraft parts and components based in San Fernando, California. The single-award IDC, valued at up to $1,999,999.99, is a Total Small Business set-aside that covers the procurement of various aircraft wear plates and landing gear components to support maintenance, repair, and overhaul programs across the Department of Defense's aircraft fleet. Subsequent delivery orders issued under this IDC include firm fixed-price awards ranging from $17,233.90 to $37,942.63 for the supply of specific part numbers such as 8509709177 "PLATE,WEAR,LANDING." The contract performance period extends through January 2025, with the majority of delivery orders requiring fulfillment at Frazier Aviation's facility in San Fernando. As DLA Aviation manages the global supply chain for the DoD, this IDC and associated delivery orders will provide the agency with critical aircraft components to maintain the operational readiness of military platforms.

The original pre-solicitation notice for this procurement was a Total Small Business set-aside seeking offers for an Indefinite Quantity Contract to supply the AC-130H aircraft's landing gear wear plates over a 5-year base period. The solicitation anticipated an estimated annual quantity of 1,016 units, with delivery required within 270 days of order placement. This contracting approach allows DLA Aviation to establish a reliable source of supply for these specialized aircraft parts through a long-term agreement with an experienced small business manufacturer like Frazier Aviation, which has demonstrated its capability to fulfill task orders promptly and efficiently.