Combat Air Force Contracted Air Support (CAF CAS)   10

Background
The objective of the Combat Air Forces (CAF) Contracted Air Support (CAS) program is to obtain non-personal services to provide realistic advanced adversary air threats from industry Adversary Air (ADAIR) sources to support pilot combat readiness training and Contracted Close Air Support (CCAS) sorties in order to facilitate Joint Terminal Attack Controller (JTAC) training. Contractor ADAIR and CCAS services are needed to support both CONUS and OCONUS operations within the Air Force and DoD. CAF CAS contractors shall support multiple customers/locations across the CAF and shall provide complete CAS services including, but not limited to: aircraft; aircraft systems support; pilots; aircraft maintenance; support equipment; program, quality and contract management to meet contract requirements.

Work Details
The Combat Air Force Contracted Air Support (CAF CAS) program requires non-personal services to provide realistic advanced adversary air threats from industry Adversary Air (ADAIR) sources. The services are intended to support pilot production and combat readiness training, as well as Contracted Close Air Support (CCAS) sorties for Joint Terminal Attack Controller (JTAC) training. The contractors are expected to provide approximately 30K flight hours annually to support both CONUS and OCONUS operations within the United States Air Force (USAF) and Department of Defense (DoD). The CAF CAS contractors will be responsible for supporting multiple customers/locations across the CAF and DoD, providing complete CAS services including aircraft, aircraft systems support, pilots, aircraft maintenance, support equipment, program, quality, and contract management.

Period of Performance
The ordering period for the IDIQ contract will consist of a single 4-year/364-day ordering period.

Place of Performance
The geographic locations for performance of the contract are not explicitly provided in the given information.