Amerijet International Inc.
Amerijet International Inc., doing business as Amerijet International Airlines, is a for-profit shipping and logistics company headquartered in Miami Springs, Florida, with over 40 years of experience in air freight and cargo transportation. As a subsidiary of Amerijet Holdings Inc., the company specializes in providing heavyweight delivery services for domestic and international shipments, with a strong focus on supporting U.S. federal government agencies, particularly within the Department of Defense. Amerijet offers comprehensive transportation solutions, including the delivery of general cargo, hazardous materials, vehicles, and oversized freight weighing over 150 pounds to locations worldwide.
Through its federal contract awards, Amerijet has consistently provided critical transportation and logistics services to various defense agencies. The company has performed numerous delivery orders supporting military operations and humanitarian efforts, transporting cargo across diverse locations including the continental United States, Puerto Rico, Norway, Japan, Germany, and Azerbaijan. These contracts, predominantly awarded by the Office of the Secretary of Defense, Air Mobility Command, and Surface Deployment and Distribution Command, have encompassed a wide range of services such as transporting health and comfort packs, meals, medical supplies, and supporting specific operations like Operation Warp Speed and Operation Freedom's Sentinel. None of Amerijet's federal contract awards have included socioeconomic set-aside designations, and the company has consistently been awarded contracts as a prime contractor.
Amerijet holds several significant federal contract Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contracts that enable its extensive logistics capabilities. The most notable is the Global Heavyweight Services (GHS) contract with a ceiling value of $1.5 billion, awarded by the Air Mobility Command through September 2032. Additionally, the company holds a $126.7 million Civil Reserve Air Fleet contract with the Air Mobility Command, a $45 million air freight services contract with the Defense Logistics Agency Troop Support, and a $316,500 domestic air transportation services contract. These IDVs allow Amerijet to provide comprehensive transportation solutions, including air cargo transport, heavyweight delivery, and civil reserve air fleet operations supporting military programs, humanitarian missions, and critical government logistics requirements across multiple international and domestic theaters.
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10/31/16 9/5/25 Western Global Airlines Inc.
Western Global Airlines Inc. is a corporate entity providing air transportation services to the federal government. As an international cargo airline, Western Global operates a fleet of long-range Boeing 747 freighters to transport heavy and outsized cargo globally.
Through past federal contract awards, Western Global Airlines has provided international and domestic air freight delivery services to transport cargo weighing over 100 pounds for Department of Defense agencies and programs. Serving as a prime contractor, Western Global Airlines has been issued numerous delivery orders against the USTRANSCOM Global Heavyweight Service indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contract to ship military equipment and supplies overseas in support of operations in Afghanistan, Kuwait, Germany and other locations. Additional freight transportation has been provided via delivery orders under the Global Heavyweight Services IDIQ to meet air mobility requirements of the Air Force worldwide. Funding for these contract awards has been provided by the Office of the Secretary of Defense and the Air Force's Air Mobility Command. No set-aside designations were indicated.
Western Global Airlines holds multiple indefinite delivery contracts to facilitate heavyweight logistics support for government customers. These include the USTRANSCOM Global Heavyweight Service IDIQ allowing delivery orders for domestic and international shipments of outsized cargo weighing over 150 pounds up to 300 pounds. Western Global also holds a position on the $1.5 billion Global Heavyweight Services contract managed by Air Mobility command, which supports the pickup and delivery of overweight cargo to meet defense transportation needs globally through September 2032.
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2/25/15 11/21/25 ABX Air, Inc.
ABX Air, Inc. is a for-profit air cargo transportation services provider registered in SAM.gov since 2002, specializing in heavyweight domestic and international delivery services for the U.S. Department of Defense. As a self-certified small disadvantaged business, the company operates a fleet of Boeing 767 freighter aircraft capable of transporting oversized and heavy cargo globally. The company's primary focus is providing critical logistics support to military operations, contingency efforts, and defense-related transportation requirements through specialized air cargo services.
Through federal contract awards, ABX Air, Inc. has consistently provided heavyweight delivery services for domestic and international shipments across multiple global locations. The company has executed numerous delivery orders under various contracts, primarily for the Office of the Secretary of Defense, U.S. Transportation Command, and Air Mobility Command. These contracts have involved transporting cargo to strategic locations including Germany, Japan, Guam, Bahrain, and Afghanistan, with contract values ranging from a few thousand to over a million dollars. The company has performed these services as a prime contractor without utilizing subcontractors, and none of its contract awards have included small business set-aside designations.
ABX Air, Inc. holds three significant federal contract Indefinite Delivery Contracts (IDVs): HTC71125DCC10 for Civil Reserve Air Fleet (CRAF) air transportation services, HTC71124DCC24 for civil air transportation, and HTC71123DC001 for Global Heavyweight Services (GHS). The GHS contract, valued at over $1.5 billion, is particularly notable and runs through September 2032, enabling ABX Air to provide global freight transportation solutions for overweight and heavy cargo shipments. These IDVs are primarily awarded by the Air Mobility Command and support critical military logistics operations, allowing ABX Air to transport heavy, oversized cargo exceeding 150 pounds for various Department of Defense agencies using its specialized Boeing 767 freighter aircraft.
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2/1/02 6/5/25 Air Transport International Inc.
Air Transport International Inc. is a for-profit charter airline company specializing in domestic and international air freight transportation services for the U.S. federal government. The company operates a fleet of Boeing 757 and 767 freighter and combi aircraft, enabling it to provide comprehensive air cargo logistics solutions across global markets. Through its federal contract awards, Air Transport International primarily supports Department of Defense logistics operations by transporting mission-critical equipment, supplies, medical materials, hazardous cargo, oversized shipments, and personnel worldwide.
The company has secured numerous federal contract awards demonstrating its extensive capabilities in air transportation services. These contracts have consistently been awarded through full and open competition without specific set-aside designations. Air Transport International has delivered a diverse range of cargo including ready-to-eat meals, COVID-19 test kits, medical supplies, and specialized equipment to locations spanning Japan, Iraq, Kuwait, Germany, and other international regions. The primary federal agencies awarding these contracts have been the Air Mobility Command, Surface Deployment and Distribution Command, Defense Logistics Agency, and Office of the Secretary of Defense. Contract values have ranged from small delivery orders of under $5,000 to substantial multi-million dollar task orders, showcasing the company's flexibility in supporting various government logistics requirements.
Air Transport International holds three significant Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract vehicles that enable its federal contracting operations. The largest is the Global Heavyweight Services (GHS) IDIQ, valued at $1.5 billion and awarded by the Air Force Air Mobility Command, which provides global transportation services for domestic and international heavyweight door-to-door delivery. The second is the Multimodal-3 IDIQ, worth $847 million, facilitating air, sea, and land transportation services. The third is a $45 million IDIQ with the Defense Logistics Agency Troop Support for global medical cargo shipping. These IDIQ contracts allow Air Transport International to rapidly secure delivery orders across multiple modes of transportation, supporting various military and defense logistics operations with a focus on transporting mission-critical equipment, supplies, and personnel worldwide.
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Not listed 145 Hunter Dr, Wilmington, OH 45177, USA
3/24/14 4/24/25 Jetblue Airways Corporation
Jetblue Airways Corporation, doing business as Jetblue, is a major U.S. commercial airline headquartered in Long Island City, New York. As a for-profit organization registered in the System for Award Management (SAM), the company provides critical air transportation services to multiple federal agencies, primarily focusing on passenger flights, cargo delivery, and specialized transportation solutions. Jetblue has been registered to receive federal awards since August 14, 2001 and maintains an active registration set to expire on February 4, 2025, demonstrating its long-standing commitment to supporting government transportation needs.
Through federal contract awards, Jetblue has primarily focused on providing heavyweight delivery services for domestic and international shipments, particularly for the Department of Defense (DoD). The majority of its contract awards have been firm fixed-price delivery orders under the Global Heavyweight Services (GHS) indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity (IDIQ) contract, which supports military logistics requirements. These contracts involve transporting cargo over 300 pounds internationally and over 150 pounds within the contiguous United States, with performance locations including Japan, Singapore, Malta, Bahrain, Panama, and other strategic global locations. Notably, none of Jetblue's federal contract awards have included small business set-aside designations, indicating the company competes as a large business in the federal marketplace.
Jetblue holds several significant federal Indefinite Delivery Contracts (IDVs) across different government agencies. The most substantial include a $1.5 billion Global Heavyweight Services IDIQ with the Air Mobility Command, a $699 million domestic air transportation services contract with the Air Force, and multiple City Pair Program contracts with the General Services Administration's Federal Acquisition Service. These IDVs enable Jetblue to provide scheduled passenger air transportation services for over 14,000 domestic and international city pairs, support Civil Reserve Air Fleet (CRAF) programs, and deliver comprehensive air transportation solutions for federal agencies. The contracts span passenger transportation, cargo delivery, and specialized services like transporting human remains and military personnel, demonstrating Jetblue's versatility in meeting complex government transportation requirements.
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