Federal Contract Vehicles

CRAF

Civil Reserve Air Fleet (CRAF) - Air Transportation Services

USTRANSCOM IDIQ Active
Obligated to date
$17.8B
Task orders
22,460
Companies awarded
42

Vehicle overview

The Civil Reserve Air Fleet (CRAF) - Air Transportation Services is a multi-award IDIQ managed by the United States Transportation Command. It procures commercial airlift services to augment strategic airlift capabilities during the activation of the Civil Reserve Air Fleet. The vehicle has a ceiling of $699,994,000 and succeeded the Charter Airlift Services - Civil Reserve Air Fleet (CRAF) contract.

The vehicle covers nonscheduled chartered passenger air transportation and is open to full and open competition without set-asides. It is restricted for use by the United States Transportation Command.

CRAF contract holders

Top 15 of 42 companies by obligations.

NAICS coverage

Frequently asked questions

What is CRAF?
The Civil Reserve Air Fleet (CRAF) - Air Transportation Services is a multi-award IDIQ managed by the United States Transportation Command. It procures commercial airlift services to augment strategic airlift capabilities during the activation of the Civil Reserve Air Fleet. The vehicle has a ceiling of $699,994,000 and succeeded the Charter Airlift Services - Civil Reserve Air Fleet (CRAF) contract.
Which agency manages CRAF?
Civil Reserve Air Fleet (CRAF) - Air Transportation Services is a IDIQ managed by United States Transportation Command.
What can agencies acquire through CRAF?
The vehicle covers nonscheduled chartered passenger air transportation and is open to full and open competition without set-asides. It is restricted for use by the United States Transportation Command.
How much has been obligated through CRAF?
$17.8B has been obligated across 22,460 task orders.
How many contractors hold CRAF?
42 contractors hold a position on CRAF.
Is CRAF active?
Yes, CRAF is currently active.

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