Federal Contract Vehicles

TSA IV

Training Systems Acquisition IV

USAF / AFLCMC IDIQ Active
Obligated to date
$167.0M
Task orders
47
Contractors
37
Ceiling
$32.5 billion

Vehicle overview

The Training Systems Acquisition IV (TSA IV) is a multiple-award IDIQ contract managed by the Air Force Life Cycle Management Center (AFLCMC). It streamlines and standardizes the procurement of training system acquisition and support for the Department of the Air Force. The vehicle features a potential ceiling value of $32.5 billion over a ten-year period.

Work focuses on sustainment, specifically contractor logistics support (CLS), training systems support contracts (TSSC), and concurrency modifications such as software upgrades for existing training systems.

Vehicle details

Ordering period

Up to 10 years

Ceiling

$32.5 billion

Where agencies spend through TSA IV

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Coverage period Jul 28, 2025–Jul 27, 2026

TSA IV contract holders

Top 15 of 37 companies by obligations.

NAICS coverage

Frequently asked questions

What is TSA IV?
The Training Systems Acquisition IV (TSA IV) is a multiple-award IDIQ contract managed by the Air Force Life Cycle Management Center (AFLCMC). It streamlines and standardizes the procurement of training system acquisition and support for the Department of the Air Force. The vehicle features a potential ceiling value of $32.5 billion over a ten-year period.
Which agency manages TSA IV?
Training Systems Acquisition IV is a IDIQ managed by Department of the Air Force.
What can agencies acquire through TSA IV?
Work focuses on sustainment, specifically contractor logistics support (CLS), training systems support contracts (TSSC), and concurrency modifications such as software upgrades for existing training systems.
How much has been obligated through TSA IV?
$167.0M has been obligated across 47 task orders.
Which agencies use TSA IV?
In the 12 months ending July 27, 2026, agencies with reported awards through TSA IV included the Department of Defense. The Department of Defense reported $138.1M in positive obligations for Other Aircraft Parts and Auxiliary Equipment Manufacturing (NAICS 336413). Figures use reported USAspending award data.
How many contractors hold TSA IV?
37 contractors hold a position on TSA IV.
What is the contract ceiling of TSA IV?
TSA IV has a program ceiling of $32.5 billion.
Is TSA IV active?
Yes, TSA IV is currently active (ordering period: Up to 10 years).

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