Flight and Maintenance Training

The Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT) Indefinite Delivery Vehicle (IDV) 133-24 provides comprehensive flight and maintenance training services for the state's aviation fleet. The contract covers professional training for specific aircraft models, including King Air B350i, B250, and Cessna Caravan 208B. Training services encompass ground school, flight simulator experiences, Crew Resource Management (CRM) courses for pilots, and oral and practical maintenance training for technicians. The IDV is designed to support the ODOT Office of Aviation's training needs, with a focus on maintaining high-quality professional development for aviation personnel.

FlightSafety International Inc has been awarded this competitive selection contract, which will run from January 19, 2024, through January 31, 2026. The contract is statewide in scope and covers multiple training options with an estimated 5 students per aircraft type. The total contract value is $408,557.00, with training primarily conducted in Wichita, Kansas, and one CRM course to be held in Columbus, Ohio. The multiple-award contract structure allows ODOT flexibility in selecting training providers, ensuring comprehensive coverage for their aviation training requirements under Federal Aviation Regulations Part 61 and Part 91.