Indefinite Delivery Contract W91B4M06A4019

Miscellaneous Foreign Awardees, a for-profit subsidiary of Engie Services Zuid B.V., received a single-award Indefinite Delivery Contract (IDC) from the Regional Command Center (RCC) Kabul, a Defense agency entity, with an award date of June 6, 2006, and ultimate completion date of May 12, 2011. The contract carried a ceiling value of $9.78 million and was not set aside for any specific business category. The place of performance was Afghanistan, where the contractor provided logistical, supply, and equipment support to United States military and allied forces. The contract type and structure indicated flexible procurement mechanisms through delivery orders issued against the established IDC framework, enabling the government to acquire needed supplies and services on an as-needed basis throughout the contract performance period.

The delivery orders issued under this IDC reflected substantial procurement activity in support of military personnel and operations in Afghanistan. Task orders encompassed the procurement of uniforms, leather gloves with wool inserts, crew chief gear, and various operational clothing and equipment items for Afghan National Army (ANA) personnel and coalition forces. Additionally, the contract included blanket purchase agreement (BPA) calls for organizational clothing and individual equipment (OCIE), uniform supplies, and logistical support materials. The delivery orders, ranging from approximately $3,276 to $851,665 in individual value, were priced on a firm fixed-price basis and were awarded between 2006 and 2010. This contract vehicle served as a critical supply mechanism for equipping and outfitting military personnel operating in the Afghan theater during the height of combat operations.