The Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) Aviation, a component of the U.S. Department of Defense, awarded an Indefinite Delivery Contract (IDC) valued up to $750,000 to Aerospace & Commercial Technologies, LLC (ACT), a subsidiary of Heico Corp, to provide specialized aircraft components. Under this IDC, DLA Aviation issues firm-fixed-price delivery orders to ACT for the supply of various parts, including fairings, structural fittings, ribs, and access doors. ACT, an established aerospace manufacturer, has secured numerous prime contracts with DLA Aviation, the U.S. Air Force, and Air Force Materiel Command to support military aviation programs through the production and repair of critical aircraft components. The delivery orders, which do not carry any set-aside provisions, are performed at ACT's facility in Benbrook, Texas, with a cumulative value ranging from $249,999.99 to $6,970,053.31 through 2028-2029. These long-term contractual vehicles allow DLA Aviation to efficiently procure necessary parts to maintain the operational readiness of the Department of Defense's aircraft fleets.
The information provided details several delivery orders issued under the IDC, with values ranging from $5,209.52 to $31,778.87, for the supply of parts such as aircraft fittings, fairings, and other structural components. The delivery orders are awarded on a firm-fixed-price basis, with performance periods extending through 2024-2025. As the DLA Aviation is the primary logistics provider for the Department of Defense's spare parts, these contracted items will directly support the maintenance and repair of military aircraft across various platforms, including the F-16 fighter jet.
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