Air Force Contract Augmentation Program V (AFCAP V)

Air Force Contract Augmentation Program V (AFCAP V), a Master IDIQ established by the Department of the Air Force Air Education and Training Command in June 2020, supports worldwide base operations and logistics services with a shared ceiling of $6.4 billion and ordering authority through May 31, 2028—approximately 22 months of remaining purchase windows.

The vehicle has obligated $3.26 billion of its $5.43 billion combined potential value across 93 task orders awarded to nine prime contractors. Task-order pace has remained steady at 6 to 11 orders per year over the past five years, with 11 orders awarded in 2026 as of June. The most recent delivery orders (June 2026) include consolidated base operations support at Al Udeid Air Base, Qatar; transient aircraft services across multiple Southwest Asia locations; dining facility services at Ali Al Salem Air Base, Kuwait; and engineering support at Prince Sultan Air Base, Saudi Arabia. Orders span from under $65,000 (snow removal materials) to over $932 million (Operation Allies Welcome support at Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst), with typical task orders ranging from $15 million to $50 million potential values; many are firm-fixed-price contracts, though contingency and emergency work orders carry cost-plus-fixed-fee pricing.

Vectrus Systems LLC dominates by order count (23 orders, $1.44 billion combined potential value), followed by Readiness Management Support LC (17 orders, $549.6 million) and KBR Services, LLC (17 orders, $518.2 million); by potential value, Fluor Intercontinental, Inc. and URS Federal Services International, Inc. rank second and third ($1.01 billion and $992.7 million respectively). The top five primes collectively account for 83 percent of combined potential value. All 93 task orders carry no set-aside designation.

The Air Force Air Combat Command funds the largest share by order count: 52 orders valued at $1.86 billion combined potential. Air Education and Training Command (the contracting office) funds 20 orders at $1.51 billion, followed by Central Command (7 orders, $662.3 million) and Pacific Air Forces (3 orders, $744 million). Places of performance are worldwide, concentrated in Southwest Asia (Qatar, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates, Jordan, Oman) and the Pacific (Japan, Guam, Ascension Island), with secondary support at European and African locations. AFCAP V succeeded Air Force Contract Augmentation Program IV (awarded June 2015).

The Air Force Contract Augmentation Program (AFCAP) supports the United States Enduring National Interests, National Security Interest and National Military Objectives as stated in the National Military Strategy and U.S. State Department Strategic Goal 2(footnote 1) by providing commanders and/or any U.S. Government agency a responsive, force multiplier option as the U.S. Government responds to global disorder. The AFCAP contract mechanism contains the capability to provide contingency planning; deploying; and training/equipping of forces; and emergency/contingency construction, logistics/commodities, and services. AFCAP is a contract with extensive worldwide support capabilities, able to respond in minimal time. The purpose of this contract is to draw on the resources and expertise from the private sector to provide a full range of Base Operating/Life Support (BOS/BLS) and logistical support on an as required basis to support all programs.