Air Force Precision Measurement Equipment Laboratories 2014-2018

Air Force Combat Command awarded this Master IDIQ on February 21, 2014, to provide program management, technical support, logistics support, measurement, and analysis and improvement services for Precision Measuring Equipment Laboratory operations and maintenance at multiple U.S. Air Force installations. Ordering closed on September 30, 2018; this vehicle is no longer active. The Air Force Enterprise Contracted Precision Measurement Equipment Laboratories II Services vehicle, awarded October 25, 2018, succeeded it.

Of the combined $296.4 million potential value across 23 task orders, $275.2 million (93 percent) has been obligated. The vehicle experienced front-loaded ordering, with 15 task orders awarded in 2014 and the remainder distributed across 2015–2018. Recent ordering momentum declined sharply after the initial year—only seven task orders were placed in 2015–2017 combined.

Goldbelt Falcon LLC dominates the vehicle, holding nine orders worth $161 million in combined potential value. Apro International, Inc. holds the second position with seven orders valued at $87.3 million. Y-Tech Services, Inc. is third with four orders totaling $42.1 million. The remaining two primes—United Paradyne Corp and Science and Management Resources, Inc.—collectively account for less than $7 million. The top three primes capture roughly 90 percent of vehicle value.

Air Combat Command placed 19 of 23 orders, representing $199.5 million in potential value. Defense Finance and Accounting Service, Materiel Command Ogden Air Logistics Complex, and Materiel Command Warner Robins Air Logistics Complex together placed the remaining four orders. Work performed across multiple domestic Air Force bases, including Hill, Robins, Tinker, Wright-Patterson, and overseas at RAF Feltwell, UK and Thule AB, Greenland.

Unrestricted competition dominated the vehicle, with 15 orders (65 percent) carrying no set-aside. Small business total set-asides account for six orders (26 percent), and competitive 8(a) represents two orders (9 percent). Task orders typically range from $6 million to $28 million in ceiling value and carry firm fixed pricing. The largest single order, a PMEL services delivery to Hill Air Force Base, carries a $28.2 million ceiling.

Air Combat Command, Acquisition Management Integration Center (AMIC) has awarded a Master IDIQ for providing Program Management, Technical Support (TS), Logistics Support (LS), Measurement, and Analysis and Improvement (MA & I) in support of the Precision Measuring Equipment Laboratory (PMEL) Operations and Maintenance (O & M) responsibilities. Work performed under this vehicle is in several locations throughout the U.S.A.