Up to $378M to AECOM-CACI Venture for Army Maintenance Services in Afghanistan

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AC First, a joint venture between AECOM and CACI, received a maintenance and supply services task order under the US Army’s Field and Installation Readiness Support Team (FIRST) contract vehicle. Under the task order, AC First will provide maintenance and management support for the Army Prepositioned Stock (APS-5) program in Afghanistan. The task order has a 12-month base year and 4 one-year options. The total value if all options are exercised is $378 million. AC First’s work will include tactical vehicle and equipment maintenance, facilities management and maintenance, supply and inventory management, and transportation services in support of the 3-401st Army Field Support Brigade at multiple locations across Afghanistan. This task order continues work that has been performed by AECOM for 5 years under the Army’s global maintenance support and service (GMASS) II contract. The Army’s FIRST contract [pdf] is a 20-year multiple award indefinite-delivery/ indefinite quantity contract vehicle for field and installation-level logistics functions. The program, which includes 34 contractors, has a $36 billion ceiling. There are actually 2 contract vehicles – 1 unrestricted contract vehicle and 1 for small business qualifiers. There are 16 contractors in the unrestricted category: * AT&T * Batelle * CACI * Defense Support […]

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