Military Freefall and Static Line Support Services

United States Special Operations Command awarded a Master IDIQ for Military Freefall and Static Line Support Services on August 25, 2021, with ordering authority through August 24, 2029, establishing a $650 million shared ceiling across 113 task orders to date. Ordering activity has declined measurably: the vehicle saw 34 task orders in 2022, falling to 7 in 2026 year-to-date, and customer agencies have obligated $70.1 million against a combined potential value of $107.1 million across awarded task orders. With three years and one month of ordering authority remaining, the vehicle remains open.

Win Win Aviation, Inc. dominates by order count with 73 awards totaling $27.3 million in combined potential value, but Rampart Aviation, LLC commands the largest stake by dollars with 13 orders worth $69.4 million combined potential value—nearly 65% of all task-order potential on the vehicle. Construction Helicopters, LLC holds the third position with 17 orders and $10.3 million combined potential value. These three primes account for roughly 96% of task orders; a longer tail of smaller aviation and support contractors fills the remainder.

Customer concentration tracks heavily toward USSOCOM itself, which placed 65 orders worth $31.5 million combined potential value. Naval Special Warfare Command (a USSOCOM component operating separately in the portfolio data) issued 6 orders for $61.1 million—a disproportionately large share reflecting multi-year training commitments. Air Force Special Operations Command accounts for 17 orders at $2.5 million; broader Navy and Air Force customers contribute the remainder. All 113 task orders are unrestricted, full-and-open competitive awards.

Recent task orders reflect the scope: instructional and operational support for military freefall and static line airborne training, including air transportation using Part 135–compliant fixed-wing aircraft and helicopters, vertical wind tunnel blade hours, parachute rigging and packing services, canopy control training, and on-site instructor support at domestic training sites. Task-order values range from five hundred dollars to multi-million dollar, multi-year operations contracts; several orders placed in 2022–2023 carry ceiling values exceeding $3 million to $7.4 million, with partial obligation profiles indicating ongoing performance extensions. Most recent awards (April 2026) cluster in the $25,000–$435,000 range for shorter-duration tactical training events.

Military Freefall and Static Line tactics, techniques, and procedures necessary to enhance operator and support personnel's ability to execute missions.