Jetblue Airways Corporation

Jetblue Airways Corporation, a major U.S. commercial airline headquartered in Long Island City, New York, has been registered as a federal contractor since August 2001 and maintains an active SAM.gov registration extending through December 2026. As a for-profit corporate entity and large business competitor, Jetblue provides comprehensive air transportation and logistics solutions to support the operational and mobility requirements of the Department of Defense, General Services Administration, and the Transportation Security Administration. The company specializes in scheduled passenger flights, heavyweight cargo delivery, and specialized transportation services, leveraging its extensive commercial airline infrastructure and operational capabilities to fulfill complex government transportation needs across domestic and international routes.

Jetblue has demonstrated sustained engagement with federal agencies through numerous delivery orders and task orders issued under various parent contract vehicles. The company has received consistent monthly delivery orders under the Global Heavyweight Services (GHS) program administered by the Air Mobility Command, with orders spanning from February 2023 through October 2025, providing heavyweight cargo transportation services for domestic shipments exceeding 150 pounds and international shipments exceeding 300 pounds to strategic global locations including Japan, Singapore, Malta, Australia, Poland, Germany, Tunisia, and Norway. These GHS delivery orders, issued by the Office of the Secretary of Defense without small business set-asides, have ranged in value from $866 to $578,701, with firm fixed-price contract structures providing cost certainty to the government. Additionally, Jetblue has received delivery orders under the Civil Reserve Air Fleet (CRAF) program through the Air Mobility Command for International Charter Airlift Services, supporting specialized air transportation requirements with orders valued at $3,000 and performance locations including Astoria, New York, with completion dates extending to September 2030. The company has also received task orders from the Transportation Security Administration, including an Other Transaction Agreement valued at $779,781.60 to reimburse fixed electrical and lighting costs for TSA security checkpoint and baggage screening space in Jetblue's Terminal 5 at John F. Kennedy International Airport through November 2026, and another agreement valued at $266,992.00 for new design services at the same facility through April 2024. All federal contract awards to Jetblue have been issued without small business set-asides, reflecting the company's large business status and unrestricted competition across government-wide procurement processes.

Jetblue currently holds six primary Indefinite Delivery Contract vehicles from federal agencies supporting diverse transportation requirements. The company maintains a $1.5 billion multiple-award Global Heavyweight Services (GHS) contract awarded by the Air Mobility Command on December 21, 2022, extending through September 30, 2032, which facilitates the provision of commercial air door-to-door pickup and delivery services for heavyweight cargo worldwide in support of Department of Defense logistics operations. Under the Civil Reserve Air Fleet program, Jetblue holds an $18.0 million multiple-award Indefinite Delivery Contract with the Air Mobility Command for International Charter Airlift Services through September 30, 2030, enabling the company to provide chartered air transportation services for specialized missions including the movement of human remains and escorts from Air Force Mortuary Affairs Operations. Jetblue maintains active City Pair Program (CPP) awards from the General Services Administration's Federal Acquisition Service, including the most recent fiscal year 2026 contract valued at $54.4 million through September 30, 2026, and prior year awards valued at $34.7 million (FY2025), $17.4 million (FY2024), $17.5 million (FY2023), and $23.0 million (FY2022), each providing scheduled passenger air transportation services across domestic and international city pairs for government-wide federal agency travel. These CPP awards represent single-award contracts with no set-asides, positioning Jetblue as a primary carrier within GSA's framework for procuring commercial airline services. Collectively, these IDV vehicles demonstrate Jetblue's critical role in supporting federal transportation infrastructure, with combined ceiling values exceeding $1.6 billion and authorized performance through fiscal year 2032, enabling the company to serve multiple federal agencies with comprehensive air mobility solutions ranging from personnel transport to specialized cargo operations.