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PAE to Continue CBP Aircraft Maintenance Support Under $1.2B Contract; John Heller Quoted

John Heller
John Heller

PAE has been selected to help the U.S. Customs and Border Protection maintain aircraft at various military, civilian and alternate locations across the country through a potential $1.26B contract.

The National Aviation Maintenance and Logistics Services contract has one base year, nine option years and an additional three-month option, PAE said Tuesday.

The company will provide aviation support services such as unscheduled aircraft repairs, logistics and fuel management for the Department of Homeland Security component.

John Heller, president and CEO of PAE and a 2020 Wash100 Award recipient, said the company intends to apply innovation to address maintenance requirements for CBP’s fleet of more than 200 aircraft used for national security missions.

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