The U.S. Transportation Command has awarded two U.S. airline industry teams contract options worth $3.1B combined to provide short- and long-range charter services for Department of Defense clients .
The first group, known as the Federal Express Team, secured a $1.6B award that increases the value of a prior airlift services contract to $3.3B, the Department of Defense said Thursday.
In the same notice, the DoD said the second Patriot Team received a $1.4B modification to provide charter airlift support for the department. The award increases the original contract’s value to $2.9B.
Transcom will obligate fiscal 2021 transportation working capital funds for the two awards.
Both teams will perform work under the modification through Sept. 30, 2022.
The Federal Express Team includes:
American Airlines Amerijet International Atlas Air (Nasdaq: AAWW) FedEx (NYSE: FDX) Polar Air Cargo Worldwide Eastern Airlines Hawaiian Airlines
The Patriot Team includes:
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