The U.S. Transportation Command has awarded two-year contract extensions for four companies that offer charter airlift services to the Department of Defense.
All four companies will continue to support DOD’s international flight requirements through Sept. 30, 2024, the Pentagon said Monday.
The awardees and contract values are as follows:
The Federal Express Team: $1.63 billion The Patriot Team: $1.45 billion National Air Cargo Group: $110.4 million Sun Country Airlines: $59.1 million Boeing will provide engineering support to reconfigure four P-8A aircraft for a foreign military sales customer The work will include…
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