The Master IDIQ contract for Tinker Air Force Base Temperature Regulating Valve focuses on the comprehensive remanufacturing and overhaul of temperature regulating valves specifically for KC-135 and RC-135 aircraft. The contract requires contractors to perform a complete restoration process that includes full disassembly, thorough cleaning, detailed parts inspection, precise reassembly, testing, and finishing actions designed to return temperature regulating valves to a condition equivalent to new. This Master IDIQ vehicle enables the United States Air Force to maintain critical aircraft components through a structured, repeatable technical restoration process.
The two task orders under this Master IDIQ are both classified as Total Small Business set-asides with identical characteristics: firm fixed price delivery orders for aircraft part and auxiliary equipment manufacturing, each with a duration until August 19, 2011. The first task order (FA811810D0047|0001) was valued at $181,832.00, while the second task order (FA811810D0052|0001) was valued at $201,273.16. Both task orders were awarded on August 20, 2010, directly aligned with the Master IDIQ's award date, and were focused on Other Aircraft Part and Auxiliary Equipment Manufacturing. The contract vehicle appears to be managed by the Air Force Materiel Command, with performance likely occurring at or near Tinker Air Force Base in Oklahoma, supporting critical military aviation maintenance requirements.