CENTCOM Theater Express 2010-2012

Ended Master IDIQ Awarded

Federal agency
Awardees
5
Task orders
122
Obligated
$751,637,587

Vehicle facts

Opportunity
  • HTC71109R0022 Solicitation number
Agency
Combined task order value
$751,637,587 Current and potential, with all options
Last date to order 100% complete
Shared ceiling 86% used
$869,533,094.00

IDV award and task order details come from SAM.gov/FPDS.

About this vehicle

CENTCOM Theater Express 2010-2012 is a closed Master IDIQ awarded by the Department of the Air Force Air Mobility Command on April 1, 2010, for international commercial cargo transportation services within the CENTCOM Area of Responsibility, with ordering authority ending September 30, 2012. The vehicle is no longer active; its successor, CENTCOM Theater Express II 2012-2016, was established in July 2012. All 122 task orders issued under this vehicle have been fully obligated against the $869.5 million shared ceiling, with $751.6 million in combined potential value across the portfolio.

The work scope encompasses time-definite port-to-port pick-up and delivery of palletized and roll-on/roll-off cargo to Forward Operating Bases and Forward Operating Locations across CENTCOM, including intransit visibility and customs processing. Task orders cover both consolidated transportation shipments and less-than-full-planeload shipping under what the source calls the "Theater Express Program."

Five prime contractors held awards: National Air Cargo Group, Inc. dominated by potential value at $380.5 million across 25 orders, followed by United Parcel Service Co. at $107.3 million (25 orders), Air Transport Intl LLC at $107 million (22 orders), Evergreen International Airlines, Inc. at $92.8 million (25 orders), and Federal Express Corp at $64.1 million (25 orders). The Office of the Secretary of Defense funded 112 orders valued at $743.3 million combined potential; Air Mobility Command funded the remaining 10 orders at $8.3 million.

All 122 task orders were unrestricted, with no set-aside designations. Task orders employed fixed-price or fixed-price-with-economic-price-adjustment pricing. Order volume accelerated from 17 in 2010 to 63 in 2011, then moderated to 42 in 2012 as the vehicle neared its ordering deadline. Individual task-order values ranged from approximately $10,000 to $26.7 million, with most falling between $2 million and $20 million.

Description

Master IDIQ for performing international commercial cargo transportation services within the Central Command (CENTCOM) Area of Responsibility (AOR) as required by the Air Mobility Division (AMD), Combined Air Operations Center (CAOC), Aerial Port Control Team (APCT). Transportation services include the time-definite, port-to-port pick-up and delivery with the exception of Defense Distribution Depot Kuwait, Southwest Asia DDKS outbound cargo, which will be DDKS facility-to-port, Intransit Visibility (ITV), and customs processing and clearance of 463L palletized and roll-on/roll-off cargo to CENTCOM Forward Operating Base /Forward Operating Locations (FOB/FOL).

IDV awards

Latest task orders

Task order Awardee Awarding agency Obligated Last action
Consolidated transportation shipments made by decentralized ordering officers. 9200 Evergreen International Airlines, Inc. USTRANSCOM $355,229
Consolidated transportation shipments made by decentralized ordering officers. 9200 National Air Cargo Group, Inc. USTRANSCOM $3,421,379
Consolidated transportation shipments made by decentralized ordering officers. 9200 Federal Express Corp USTRANSCOM $1,240,275
Consolidated transportation shipments made by decentralized ordering officers. 9200 United Parcel Service CO. USTRANSCOM $2,947,848
Theater express program; less-than-full plane load shipping. 9111 Federal Express Corp USTRANSCOM $1,152,681
Theater express effort; less-than-full planeload shipping contract. 9111 Evergreen International Airlines, Inc. USTRANSCOM $382,253
Theater express program; cargo shipments less-than-full planeload. 9111 National Air Cargo Group, Inc. USTRANSCOM $6,130,156
Theater express program; less-than-full planeload cargo servics. 9111 United Parcel Service CO. USTRANSCOM $2,524,899
Consolidated transportation shipments made by decentralized ordering officers 9110 Evergreen International Airlines, Inc. USTRANSCOM $332,092
Consolidated transportation shipments made by decentralized ordering officers 9110 National Air Cargo Group, Inc. USTRANSCOM $5,192,536
Consolidated transportation shipments made by decentralized ordering officers 9110 Federal Express Corp USTRANSCOM $2,022,192
Consolidated transportation shipments made by decentralized ordering officers 9110 United Parcel Service CO. USTRANSCOM $2,171,820
Consolidated transportation shipments made by decentralized ordering officers 9109 Evergreen International Airlines, Inc. USTRANSCOM $10,050
Consolidated transportation shipments made by decentralized ordering officers 9109 Air Transport Intl LLC USTRANSCOM $41,248
Consolidated transportation shipments made by decentralized ordering officers 9109 National Air Cargo Group, Inc. USTRANSCOM $6,520,395
Consolidated transportation shipments made by decentralized ordering officers 9109 United Parcel Service CO. USTRANSCOM $3,159,316
Consolidated transportation shipments made by decentralized ordering officers 9109 Federal Express Corp USTRANSCOM $2,897,453
Consolidated transportation shipments made by decentralized ordering officers 9108 National Air Cargo Group, Inc. USTRANSCOM $8,490,387
Consolidated transportation shipments made by decentralized ordering officers 9108 Evergreen International Airlines, Inc. USTRANSCOM $92,117
Consolidated transportation shipments made by decentralized ordering officers 9108 United Parcel Service CO. USTRANSCOM $4,140,591
Consolidated transportation shipments made by decentralized ordering officers 9108 Federal Express Corp USTRANSCOM $5,254,397
Consolidated transportation shipments made by decentralized ordering officers 9108 Air Transport Intl LLC USTRANSCOM $578,547
Consolidated transportation shipments made by decentralized ordering officers 9107 National Air Cargo Group, Inc. USTRANSCOM $7,780,817
Consolidated transportation shipments made by decentralized ordering officers 9107 Evergreen International Airlines, Inc. USTRANSCOM $85,131
Consolidated transportation shipments made by decentralized ordering officers 9107 Air Transport Intl LLC USTRANSCOM $880,880
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Top awardees by obligations

Rank Awardee Obligated Share
1 National Air Cargo Group, Inc. $380,468,789 51%
2 United Parcel Service CO. $107,321,247 14%
3 Air Transport Intl LLC $107,001,654 14%
4 Evergreen International Airlines, Inc. $92,790,787 12%
5 Federal Express Corp $64,055,110 9%

Top funding agencies by obligations

Rank Funding agency Obligated Share
1 Office of the Secretary of Defense $743,290,603 99%
2 Air Force $8,346,983 1%

Obligations by fiscal year

Fiscal year Obligated
FY2013 $7,964,731
FY2012 $321,744,587
FY2011 $421,928,269

Quick answers

What is the CENTCOM Theater Express 2010-2012 contract vehicle?

CENTCOM Theater Express 2010-2012 is an indefinite delivery, indefinite quantity (IDIQ) contract vehicle run by Air Mobility Command (Air Force), awarded on April 1, 2010.

Which companies hold CENTCOM Theater Express 2010-2012?

5 companies hold CENTCOM Theater Express 2010-2012's IDV awards, one each. The latest went to Federal Express Corp on April 1, 2010. The awardees whose task orders obligated the most are National Air Cargo Group, Inc., United Parcel Service CO. and Air Transport Intl LLC.

How much has been spent through CENTCOM Theater Express 2010-2012?

122 task orders have been placed under CENTCOM Theater Express 2010-2012, obligating $751,637,587.

What is the shared ceiling of CENTCOM Theater Express 2010-2012?

CENTCOM Theater Express 2010-2012's shared ceiling is $869,533,094; its task orders have used 86% of it.

Which agencies use CENTCOM Theater Express 2010-2012 the most?

The departments whose task orders under CENTCOM Theater Express 2010-2012 obligated the most are Office of the Secretary of Defense ($743,290,603) and Air Force ($8,346,983).

What came before and after CENTCOM Theater Express 2010-2012?

It was followed by CENTCOM Theater Express II 2012-2016.

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