Indefinite Delivery Contract SPE4A723D0345

This federal contract IDV award and associated task orders are held by Safran Landing Systems, a prominent manufacturer of aircraft landing and braking systems, and awarded by the U.S. Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) Aviation and DLA Land and Maritime. The IDV contract has a ceiling value of $2 million and enables DLA to efficiently procure recurring aircraft hardware requirements such as screws, hydraulic system fuses, nuts, retaining rings, and other spare parts. Under this vehicle, Safran Landing Systems receives firm fixed-price task orders typically ranging from $12,000 to $60,000 for the delivery of these critical components to support maintenance and repair programs for U.S. military aircraft. The individual task orders summarized have award values ranging from $50,654 to $238,627, covering the provision of items like hydraulic pistons, extended plain nuts, and other spare parts primarily manufactured at Safran's facilities in France and Kentucky. These contracts play a vital role in sustaining the readiness of DoD aircraft platforms worldwide by ensuring a steady supply of critical hardware.

The original solicitation was a sources sought notice issued by DLA Aviation to identify approved manufacturers capable of providing pistons, hydraulic components, and extended plain nuts under various National Stock Numbers. The notice sought to establish an approved supplier base to support DLA's aircraft maintenance and repair efforts. No set-aside designations were applied, and the applicable NAICS codes were 336413 and 332722. The market research aimed to determine the appropriate procurement method, potentially leading to additional contracting opportunities in the future.