Air Force Packing and Crating Services 2014-2020

The Air Force Packing and Crating Services 2014-2020 Master Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract is a federal contract vehicle designed to provide comprehensive packing and crating services for the United States Air Force, specifically focused on supporting military personnel relocations and transportation needs. The contract primarily covers packing, crating, and related logistical services for military moves and equipment transportation, with a geographic focus on Alaska. The vehicle enables the Air Force to efficiently procure these specialized moving and transportation support services through pre-qualified contractors.

The task orders under this IDIQ consistently demonstrate a pattern of small business set-aside contracts, predominantly awarded to Trans World Moving Systems, Inc. Task orders typically cover packing and crating services across multiple areas in Alaska, with performance periods of one calendar year and ceiling values ranging from approximately $64,470 to $744,640. The Pacific Air Forces (PACAF) is the primary funding agency, with individual travel orders serving as the funding mechanism for these delivery orders. The contracts are structured as firm fixed-price delivery orders, with most task orders covering services throughout Areas I through IV in Alaska. All task orders under this vehicle share consistent characteristics: they are small business set-aside contracts, have annual performance periods, and provide flexible, on-demand packing and crating services for military personnel and equipment relocations.