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Multiple Edwards CA USA

UEI: SLED_C8A95890C4E11912

Multiple Edwards CA USA is a federal contractor, registered under UEI SLED_C8A95890C4E11912. It has been awarded $45,000,000 across 1 federal contract. Primary work spans Nonscheduled Chartered Freight Air Transportation. Top awarding agencies include NASA Armstrong Flight Research Cntr.

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NAICS: 481212
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Fixed Wing Charter - Old Crow Cargo Haul for Government of Yukon
Solicitation # RFB-2026-8-5542
The Government of Yukon is soliciting bids for a fixed-wing charter contract to transport 40 liquid deicer filled totes, each weighing 2,200 lbs, from Whitehorse to Old Crow. The selected operator will also be responsible for the backhaul of approximately 7,000 kgs of contained contaminated material from Old Crow back to Whitehorse. This mission must be completed in 15 or fewer flights and finalized no later than October 31, 2026. The contractor is responsible for all positioning, ground handling, fuel, lubricants, and cargo securing. Technical requirements specify the use of one fixed-wing aircraft with a minimum weight capacity of 10,200 kgs, capable of operating in temperatures as low as -35 Celsius and landing on a 5,000 ft unpaved gravel airstrip. Aircrew must meet Class II flying requirements. The contract will be awarded to the lowest bidder, subject to a performance and weight/balance assessment. Bidders must provide lump sum pricing for the primary haul and backhaul, to which a provisional cost sum of 75,000.00 Canadian dollars will be added to determine the total contract value. Compliance requirements include adherence to the Financial Administration Act (Yukon) and the Workers Safety and Compensation Act. The contractor must maintain commercial general liability insurance of at least 2,000,000.00 dollars per occurrence, naming the Government of Yukon as an additional insured party. Additionally, the contract emphasizes Yukon First Nation participation, with specific bid value reduction criteria for First Nation business ownership, location, and labor. Relocation of contaminated materials requires a waste manifest and a permit from the Standards and Approvals Department Environment.
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NAICS: 481212
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Amphibious Water Scooper Aircraft Services
Solicitation # 1202SA26R9100
The Department of Agriculture, through the Incident Procurement Aviation Branch of the U.S. Forest Service, is soliciting multiple Firm-Fixed-Price, Indefinite-Delivery, Indefinite-Quantity contracts for contractor-operated and maintained turbine-powered, multi-engine, amphibious, fixed-wing water scooping aircraft services. These aircraft will be utilized for initial and extended attack of wildland fires on a call-when-needed basis. To be eligible, aircraft must have full or interim Interagency Airtanker Board approval and a minimum tank capacity of 1,400 U.S. gallons. The contract structure includes a one-year base period for 2027 and nine one-year options extending through 2036, with a total MATOC ceiling of 2.5 billion dollars. Award will be granted to offerors who are technically acceptable and provide reasonable pricing for daily availability and dry hourly flight rates. Technical evaluations will focus on structural integrity, maintenance, equipment, safety elements, and past performance. Contractors are required to maintain aircraft in accordance with FAA Part 145 standards and OEM maintenance programs, and must provide comprehensive public liability insurance. Payments are processed semi-monthly via the Incident Business System and the Invoice Processing System. Proposals must be submitted electronically through the IIPA application by October 29, 2026, divided into separate technical and business volumes.
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NAICS: 481212
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USFS Wildland Fire Aviation Helicopter Support Services for Hoist and Medical Services
Solicitation # 1202SA-RFIHSS26-01
The United States Department of Agriculture Forest Service, through the Incident Procurement Aviation Branch, issued this Request for Information (RFI) on September 22, 2026, to conduct market research for wildland fire aviation helicopter support services. The agency is seeking information on helicopter hoist operations and medical services, including Basic Life Support (BLS) and Advanced Life Support (ALS), to extract patients from remote environments and wildland fires. This RFI is intended solely for planning and acquisition strategy development; it does not constitute a formal solicitation, commitment, or obligation of funds. Responses are due by November 21, 2026, and should be submitted to Contracting Officer Shelia Stoddard. The government is requesting technical data on aircraft configurations, performance charts, and estimated pricing for both day VFR and 24-hour hoist extraction capabilities. Key operational requirements include Part 133 Class D certification, hoist systems STC'd for Human External Cargo, and adherence to FAR 91.205 for night operations using Night Vision Goggles. Personnel requirements are stringent, requiring pilots and hoist operators to maintain currency with six hoist operations every 14 days. Medical personnel must be licensed EMTs, AEMTs, or Paramedics with a state-recognized Medical Director. Additionally, all personnel must adhere to specific safety standards, including NFPA 1977 certified flame-resistant clothing and specialized footwear.
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