Afghanistan Rotary Wing Airlift 2010-2016

The Afghanistan Rotary Wing Airlift 2010-2016 Master IDIQ contract vehicle was established to provide comprehensive rotary wing airlift services in Afghanistan. Contractors under this vehicle were responsible for supplying safe and operable helicopters to perform a range of transportation services, including the movement of supplies spanning Classes I-X, U.S. Mail, and passenger transport. The vehicle primarily focused on medium, heavy, and super-heavy lift rotary wing transport capabilities, designed to support military logistics and operational requirements in the Afghanistan theater.

Task orders under this vehicle were consistently structured as firm fixed-price delivery orders, with values ranging from minimal amounts like $1,130 to substantial commitments exceeding $522 million. The task orders consistently targeted rotary wing passenger and cargo movement services, with most having completion dates between October 2011 and September 2017. All task orders were associated with Operation Freedom's Sentinel and were not set aside for any specific contractor category. The orders were predominantly funded by the U.S. Army and focused exclusively on transportation services within Afghanistan. While specific prime contractors are not identified in the provided documentation, the consistent award patterns suggest multiple qualified contractors were engaged to provide these critical airlift services during the specified operational period.