Indefinite Delivery Contract W91B4M06A4004

Miscellaneous Foreign Awardees was awarded a single-award Indefinite Delivery Contract (IDC) by the Regional Contracting Center (RCC) Kabul on October 1, 2005, with an ultimate completion date of July 25, 2015. The contract was executed without a set-aside designation and carried a ceiling value of $0.00, indicating that pricing and funding were determined through individual delivery orders and task orders. The contract vehicle established a framework for the procurement of goods and services to support United States military operations and infrastructure requirements at forward operating locations in Afghanistan, with all performance locations designated as Afghanistan. The primary contracting activity was the RCC Kabul, a Department of Defense contracting office responsible for acquisition support in the Afghanistan theater of operations.

The contract facilitated the delivery of diverse commodities and services essential to military base operations and logistics, as evidenced by the fifty-one documented delivery orders issued between July 2008 and November 2010. Task orders included gravel delivery services (approximately $24,500 across multiple orders), equipment procurement and rental including compactors and graders ($6,750), general supplies and materials (ranging from $250 to $109,884 per order), and specialized logistical support. The delivery orders employed firm fixed pricing across all issuances and were awarded without competition restrictions. Aggregate documented delivery order values totaled approximately $868,000, with individual order ceiling values ranging from $253 to $109,884. This IDC structure enabled the Government to efficiently procure recurring and unanticipated support requirements without establishing separate competitive procurement actions for each need, streamlining the acquisition process for the forward-deployed military installation.