Aytekin Serol Insaat Taahhut Muhendislik Anonim Sirketi

Aytekin Serol Insaat Taahhut Muhendislik Anonim Sirketi is a Turkish construction and engineering company registered in SAM.gov since June 30, 2004, and headquartered in Adana, Turkey. The company specializes in providing construction, engineering, maintenance, and repair services to support U.S. military infrastructure, particularly at strategic installations in Europe and Africa. As a for-profit partnership or limited liability partnership, Aytekin Serol has established itself as a critical infrastructure support contractor for the Department of Defense and related agencies, with a demonstrated track record spanning more than two decades of federal contract engagement.

Aytekin Serol has provided diverse construction and engineering services through numerous prime federal contract awards totaling approximately $23.5 million in definitive contracts and delivery orders awarded since September 2021. The company's work has focused heavily on petroleum, oil, and lubricant (POL) systems infrastructure at Incirlik Air Base in Turkey, including tank inspections, hydrostatic pressure testing, valve repairs, pipeline modernization, and cathodic protection work. Major definitive contracts include a $5.0 million Defense Logistics Agency award for fuel tank and pipeline inspection and modernization at Pump Houses 4 and 5, a $4.52 million Department of Energy contract for Tank 1 repair at Facility 7638, a $4.29 million Department of Energy award for jet fuel tank repair and inspection, a $4.23 million Air Force contract for fuel tank and pipeline modernization at Pump Houses 8 and 9, and a $3.69 million Department of Energy contract for valve repair and hydrostatic pressure testing. Beyond fuel infrastructure, the company has executed construction projects including a $602,157.86 delivery order for an exit control facility, a $307,914.35 Air Forces Europe and Africa contract for comprehensive renovation of Building 7330 including structural, mechanical, and electrical systems work in Lewisville, Texas, and a $121,395.90 repair contract for general officer quarters in Izmir. Additional work includes tank tightness testing purchase orders valued at $216,099, $356,440, and $229,503, and a $96,736.34 delivery order for water tower ladder upgrade and repair. All awards have been competitively procured without socioeconomic set-aside designations, reflecting the company's standing as a qualified prime contractor selected through open competitive processes.

Aytekin Serol currently holds three significant Indefinite Delivery Contracts that collectively represent over $2.68 billion in ceiling value. The largest is a $2.5 billion Indefinite Delivery, Indefinite Quantity Multiple Award Task Order Contract (MATOC) awarded by the Department of Defense through the Air Force Civil Engineer Center on March 26, 2025, with performance extending through March 25, 2035. This worldwide fuels MATOC contract covers petroleum, oil, and lubricant systems construction and repair services across Department of Defense installations globally, with an initial $3,000 task order issued for post-award conference services. The company also holds a $150 million multiple-award indefinite delivery contract awarded by U.S. Air Forces in Europe - Air Forces Africa on June 1, 2025, for construction and design-build services to support projects at Incirlik Air Base in Turkey, with a 10-year performance period through May 31, 2030, comprising a 5-year base period with two 2-year option periods and a guaranteed minimum of $750. Additionally, Aytekin Serol maintains a $29 million Indefinite Delivery Contract awarded by the Department of the Army European Command on March 1, 2024, for sustainment, restoration, and modernization repair services for Defense Logistics Agency-Energy fuel facilities and supporting infrastructure across Europe and Africa through February 28, 2029. These IDCs position Aytekin Serol as a strategic partner for critical military infrastructure support, enabling the federal government to issue task orders and delivery orders against these vehicles as requirements arise across multiple geographic regions and facility types.