Air Force Enterprise Contracted Precision Measurement Equipment Laboratories II Services (PMEL II)

The Department of the Air Force Defense Finance and Accounting Service established this Master IDIQ on October 25, 2018, to provide precision measurement equipment laboratory (PMEL) support across advanced electrical, electronics, electromechanical, mechanical, physics, optics, and thermal disciplines. Ordering authority closes September 29, 2028, leaving approximately 2 years and 2 months of procurement window.

Thirty task orders have been awarded totaling $417 million in combined potential value, of which $261.1 million (63%) has been obligated. Recent ordering activity accelerated notably—2024 saw 7 orders compared to 2–3 annually in prior years, though activity slowed to 1 order in 2025 and 2 orders through April 2026. The most recent award dates to April 1, 2026.

Scope is laser-focused on PMEL services at specific Air Force installations. Task orders cover calibration, metrology, maintenance data collection, quality assurance, integrated logistics, equipment scheduling, and collateral support functions including training and contract management. Place of performance spans domestic bases (Tinker, Hill, Robins, Wright-Patterson, Arnold, Andrews, Fairchild, and others) and OCONUS locations including Royal Air Force Feltwell, Andersen Guam, and Elmendorf Alaska. One recent order extends to Pituffik Space Base, Greenland.

Two prime contractors dominate: Yulista Support Services LLC holds 11 orders worth $161.3 million in potential value, and Apro International, Inc., holds 11 orders worth $139.5 million. Together they represent approximately 78% of combined potential value. Goldbelt C6, LLC (4 orders, $87.4 million) rounds out the top tier; two smaller firms hold the remainder. Air Combat Command funds 29 of 30 orders; the remaining order funds Materiel Command Test Center.

Fifty-seven percent of task orders carry Total Small Business set-asides; the remainder are unrestricted. Delivery-order ceilings typically range from $8 million to $27 million, with performance periods clustering around 3 to 4 years. One outlier, a 2022 order to Robins AFB, carries a $54.6 million ceiling.

This IDIQ encompasses the following technical areas: advanced electrical, electronics, electromechanical, mechanical, physics, optics, and thermal principles; mathematics and number systems; operating principles of complex and intricate Test, Measurement, and Diagnostic Equipment (TMDE) and laboratory standards; interpreting block, schematic, wiring and logic diagrams and technical data; troubleshooting techniques; calibration traceability, metrology techniques, laboratory practices, and planning; microprocessors; computer operational principles, language, and software; and use, care for, and repair of complex and intricate TMDE, laboratory standards, hand tools, and special tools. Collateral areas include contingency support, training, staffing, contract management, supply, transportation, civil engineering, budget, maintenance data collection, quality control and assurance, and integrated logistics feedback systems; communications and information systems, inter-service and inter-departmental support agreements; reimbursement procedures; equipment scheduling, production, and material controls; facility requirements; support equipment material management; and AFMETCAL Program functions and procedures.