The Afghanistan Fixed Wing Airlift 2010-2016 Master IDIQ contract vehicle was established to provide critical fixed wing air transportation services in Afghanistan, specifically focusing on transport of Class 1-X supplies, U.S. Mail, and passenger movement. The contract vehicle was designed to support U.S. military logistics and operational requirements during contingency operations, with a specific emphasis on air transportation infrastructure in a complex operational environment. The master IDIQ enabled multiple task orders to be issued for fixed wing air services that supported ongoing military missions in the region.
Task orders under this contract consistently involved fixed wing air transportation services with firm fixed pricing, ranging in value from approximately $4.5 million to $163.6 million per order. Each task order was associated with Operation Freedom's Sentinel, indicating direct support to U.S. military operations, and featured no specific small business set-asides. The delivery orders consistently had performance periods between 12-24 months, typically concluding by May or November of their respective years. While specific prime contractors are not detailed in the provided documentation, the task orders suggest a high-value, mission-critical contract supporting U.S. military logistics in Afghanistan, with total obligated funds across all task orders exceeding $517 million during the contract's operational period from 2010 to 2016.