Inland Technologies Incorporat

Inland Technologies Incorporat is a parent company specializing in aircraft deicing services and environmental management solutions for the aviation industry. Through its subsidiaries, Integrated Deicing Services, LLC and Inland Technologies International LIMITED, the company provides a range of services to the U.S. federal government, primarily focusing on aircraft deicing, anti-icing, and defrosting services, as well as deicing fluid recovery, pickup, and disposal. These services are critical for maintaining safe aircraft operations during winter conditions at various military installations and airports.

The company has received multiple federal contract awards from the Department of the Air Force, specifically from the Air Force Reserve Command and Air National Guard. Integrated Deicing Services, LLC has been awarded contracts for C-17 deicing services at the 911th Airlift Wing base in Coraopolis, Pennsylvania, with contract values ranging from $157,973.88 to $358,994. These contracts typically have performance periods of several months, covering the winter season. Inland Technologies International LIMITED, a foreign-owned subsidiary, has secured contracts for deicing fluid recovery, pickup, and disposal services at airports in Maine, with individual contract values ranging from $13,125 to $33,300. These contracts are often set aside for small businesses. Additionally, the company has provided glycol recovery services at Joint Base Andrews, MD, under a $125,290.80 contract awarded by the Department of the Air Force.

Inland Technologies Incorporat holds several Indefinite Delivery Vehicles (IDVs) through its subsidiaries. Integrated Deicing Services, LLC has a $2 million indefinite delivery contract with the Air Force Reserve Command for C-17 deicing services at the 911th Airlift Wing. Task orders under this IDV have been awarded for specific winter seasons, with values ranging from $68,026 to $358,994. Inland Technologies International LIMITED holds a $249,999 Blanket Purchase Agreement (BPA) with the Air National Guard for deicing fluid recovery services at the Bangor Air National Guard Base, running through January 2027. Multiple call contracts have been awarded under this BPA, with values ranging from $13,125 to $33,300. These IDVs allow the Air Force to efficiently procure essential deicing and environmental management services on an as-needed basis, ensuring operational readiness during winter months.