Synopsis: Multiple FSCs supporting various weapon systems, Competitive Strategic Contract – Aircraft Structural Components Project – Add Group 17

The Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) Aviation is seeking to add aircraft structural components to existing long-term contracts (LTCs) through this competitive procurement. The solicitation encompasses the supply and management of parts classified under Federal Supply Classes 1560, 1660, and 1680, along with ancillary services including inventory management, forecasting, distribution, storage, reliability improvements, engineering maintenance, and design control. These components support various weapon systems including the B-2, B-52, F-16, F-22, F-35, and military helicopters. The solicitation is related to the previously issued Request for Information (RFI) SPE4AX20RASCP and Solicitation SPE4A2-21-R-0003, with a Letter Solicitation anticipated following the current synopsis period. The synopsis period closes on April 22, 2026, and the DLA Aviation will use competitive evaluation criteria to assess submissions. It is important to note that the items included in this addition were not part of the originally synopsized effort but have been identified as suitable for competitive procurement.

This opportunity is designated as a Total Small Business set-aside. The solicitation will add items to ten existing indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contracts with six years remaining, awarded to H M Dunn Company, Aero-Glen International LLC, S&K Logistics Services LLC, Kit Pack Co. Inc, A J Associates Manufacturing & Engineering Co Inc, Aeroforce Logistics LLC, Precision Air Inc, GSE Dynamics Inc, Boneal Inc, and Camnetics Manufacturing Group. The quality matrix spreadsheet identifies over 600 line items across multiple weapon systems with associated inventory data, demand history, and on-hand stock levels at various warehouses. The place of performance is Richmond, Virginia, and the contracts require comprehensive supply chain management capabilities. While specific award values are not provided in this synopsis, the extensive inventory management and distribution requirements across critical defense platforms indicate a substantial procurement effort supporting ongoing military supply chain operations.