Flight Training Blanket Purchase Agreement Number Two
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The Department of Defense is procuring flight training services for the USAF Test Pilot School at Edwards AFB, which includes training for AT-802 aircraft, Grob 120TP, and various personal flight packs. Key requirements involve inspections of the vendor's facilities, provision of aircraft fuel, and the ability to train an average of 48 sorties per year with a minimum of two classes annually. The contract will be awarded under a Firm-Fixed Price Multiple Award Blanket Purchase Agreement.
Scope & Requirements
The contractor will provide flight training services, including aircraft operations and support for various training programs.
Contract Details
- Contract Typei
- FFP
- Contract Vehiclei
- BPA
- Contract Value
- $34K – $687K per task orderBPA ceiling: $34MSimilar contracts award $34K – $687K (median $122K, 1,968 awards)
- NAICS Codes
- Place of Performance
- Edwards AFB, USA
Qualifications & Eligibility
- Set-Aside Category
- N/A
Agency & Contact
Contracting Organization
- Agency
- DEPT OF DEFENSE
- Sub-Agency
- Air Force Materiel Command
- Office
- Air Force Test Center
Point of Contact
Key Dates
Description
Update
9 March 2026-Questions and Answers How does the inspection process work? Does the TPS send inspectors to inspect the aircraft at our home base prior to services or does the inspection take place at the beginning of service? What does the inspection involve? page 3 section 1.2 A) Answer:
A. TPS will send inspectors to the vendor’s operating and/or maintenance facility. The inspectors will interview maintenance personnel, conduct visual inspections of log books/facility, and inspect the aircraft. Inspection Checklist can be provided prior to inspection. The governing source for our inspection program is the USAF Airworthiness Bulletin AWB-340A,
8 Jan 2025.
B. Inspection will occur at vendor’s maintenance facility prior to contract award. This will allow TPS to determine
eligibility. However, TPS will allow corrective actions (or a get-well plan) to be complete prior to final selection. Inspections will be conducted every 2 years typically and when deemed necessary.
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