The Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) Aviation has awarded an indefinite delivery contract (IDC) to Infinity Fabrication, Inc., a minority-owned, woman-owned small business in Marysville, Washington. The IDC has a ceiling value of $1,999,999.99 and a period of performance through January 2024. Under this IDC, Infinity Fabrication will provide a variety of aircraft structural components and fabrication services to support DLA Aviation's mission of maintaining and repairing military aircraft fleets. The IDC covers items such as airfoil ribs, stiffeners, beams, fittings, panels, and other structural parts for platforms like the B-52 bomber. Several firm-fixed price delivery orders have been placed under the IDC, ranging from a few thousand dollars up to over $100,000 per order. The contract utilizes small business set-asides and is structured to enable DLA Aviation to rapidly procure needed aircraft parts and services on an as-required basis.
The original solicitation was a competitive small business set-aside for an indefinite quantity contract to provide a wide range of aircraft structural components, with an estimated annual demand and 60-month ordering period. The parts cover multiple national stock numbers and various aircraft applications. As a single-award IDC, this contract demonstrates DLA Aviation's continued reliance on Infinity Fabrication as a trusted supplier of critical aviation parts and fabrication services in support of the Department of Defense's maintenance, repair, and overhaul programs for military aircraft.