The U.S. Government is pursuing two separate contracts for Base Operations Support (BOS) services in Türkiye (T-BOS) and Spain (S-BOS), with performance locations at Incirlik Air Base and Morón Air Base, respectively. The S-BOS acquisition is paused for approximately 12 months, shifting its projected performance start from January 2028 to January 2029, while the T-BOS effort is prioritized. Both contracts are envisioned as IDIQ vehicles with primarily Firm-Fixed-Price CLINs, with the T-BOS contract having a three-year base plus two 12-month options (5 years total) and the S-BOS contract having a three-year base plus four 12-month options (7 years total). Key considerations include mandatory workforce inheritance, collective labor agreements with semi-annual wage adjustments tied to inflation in Türkiye and fixed increases in Spain, and a unique C-LAC clause for Türkiye to manage combined labor and currency risk. The Government has released draft documents for industry review, including Performance Work Statements and evaluation criteria, and conducted site visits to both locations.

The U.S. Government is pausing the Spain Base Operating Support (S-BOS) acquisition for approximately 12 months, shifting the projected performance start date from January 2028 to January 2029, with the formal RFP now anticipated for Summer 2027. The Türkiye Base Operating Support (T-BOS) acquisition is proceeding separately, with its RFP forecast for release on or about 30 June 2026 and a site visit scheduled for 20-21 May 2026 at Incirlik Air Base, Türkiye. Performance of services for S-BOS will be at Morón Air Base, Spain, and for T-BOS at Incirlik Air Base, Türkiye. Both contracts are envisioned as IDIQ vehicles with primarily Firm-Fixed-Price CLINs, with S-BOS having a three-year base plus four 12-month options and T-BOS a three-year base plus two 12-month options. No budget amounts are specified in the description.

The U.S. Government is pursuing two separate, simultaneous contracts for Base Operations Support (BOS) services at Incirlik Air Base, Türkiye (T-BOS) and Morón Air Base, Spain (S-BOS), with performance expected to start no later than 28 January 2028. The T-BOS contract is anticipated to have a three-year base with two 12-month options (5 years total), while the S-BOS contract is planned for a three-year base with four 12-month options (7 years total). Both contracts will be Indefinite Delivery, Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) vehicles with primarily Firm-Fixed-Price pricing, and the Government has released draft documents including Performance Work Statements and evaluation criteria for industry review. Key considerations include mandatory workforce inheritance, collective labor agreements with semi-annual wage adjustments tied to inflation in Türkiye, and a unique Combined Labor and Currency Clause (C-LAC) to manage currency and inflation risk for the T-BOS contract. The performance locations are Incirlik Air Base, Türkiye, and Morón Air Base, Spain.

The U.S. Government is preparing to issue two separate, simultaneous solicitations for Base Operations Support (BOS) services at Incirlik Air Base, Türkiye (T-BOS) and Morón Air Base, Spain (S-BOS). The contracts are anticipated to be Indefinite Delivery, Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) vehicles with Firm-Fixed-Price pricing, with a three-year base and options (5 years for T-BOS, 7 years for S-BOS), and full performance starting no later than 28 January 2028. The RFPs are forecast for release on or about 15 June 2026 (S-BOS) and 30 June 2026 (T-BOS), with site visits already completed for both locations. Key risks include mandatory workforce inheritance, collective labor agreements with semi-annual wage increases tied to inflation (Türkiye) or fixed increases (Spain), and significant currency fluctuation risk for T-BOS, which the Government aims to mitigate with a proposed Combined Labor and Currency Clause (C-LAC). The Government has released final draft solicitation documents for industry review, including Performance Work Statements and evaluation criteria, and is no longer accepting questions or feedback.

The U.S. Government is pursuing two separate contracts for Base Operations Support (BOS) at Incirlik Air Base, Türkiye (T-BOS) and Morón Air Base, Spain (S-BOS), with the final RFP anticipated around 01 June 2026. Pre-RFP site visits are scheduled for Spain on 15 April 2026 and for Türkiye on 20-21 May 2026. The contracts will be Firm-Fixed-Price IDIQ vehicles, with Spain having a 7-year term and Türkiye a 5-year term, and full performance starting no later than 28 January 2028. Key cost drivers include mandatory workforce inheritance, collective labor agreements with mandated wage increases, and for Türkiye, a unique Combined Labor and Currency Clause (C-LAC) to manage hyperinflation and currency fluctuation risks. Draft documents, including the Performance Work Statement and evaluation criteria, are available for industry feedback, with comments due by 17:00 CET on 22 April 2026.

This is an update for two separate Base Operations Support (BOS) contracts in Spain and Türkiye, with services to be performed at Morón Air Base, Spain, and Incirlik Air Base, Türkiye. The Government has released draft documents, including a Performance Work Statement and evaluation criteria, and has scheduled pre-RFP site visits for both locations. The anticipated release date for the final Request for Proposal is on or around 01 June 2026. The contracts are planned as IDIQ vehicles with a full performance start date no later than 28 January 2028, preceded by a transition period. Key considerations include mandatory workforce inheritance and adherence to complex host-nation collective labor agreements, with a unique risk-sharing clause proposed for the Türkiye contract due to inflation and currency volatility.

This is a pre-solicitation update for two separate Base Operations Support contracts in Spain and Türkiye. The final RFP is anticipated on or around 01 June 2026, with contract awards targeted for Calendar Year 2027 and full performance starting no later than 28 January 2028. Services will be performed at Morón Air Base, Spain, and Incirlik Air Base, Türkiye. The Spain contract is envisioned as a 7-year IDIQ, while the Türkiye contract is a 5-year IDIQ with a unique clause to address hyperinflation and currency risk. The Government has released draft documents for review and is requesting industry feedback by 17:00 CET on 22 April 2026.

This is a pre-solicitation update for two separate Base Operations Support contracts in Spain and Türkiye. The final RFP is anticipated on or around 01 June 2026, with contract awards targeted for Calendar Year 2027 and full performance starting no later than 28 January 2028. The Spain (S-BOS) contract will be performed at Morón Air Base, and the Türkiye (T-BOS) contract at Incirlik Air Base. The Government has released draft documents, including a draft Performance Work Statement for Spain, and is requesting industry feedback by 17:00 CET on 22 April 2026. A site visit for the Spain requirement is scheduled for 15 April 2026 at Morón Air Base.

This notice announces two separate Base Operations Support contracts for Türkiye (T-BOS) and Spain (S-BOS), to be awarded as independent contracts with aligned acquisition timelines. The Türkiye site visit is postponed to 19-20 May 2026 at Incirlik Air Base, and the Spain visit remains scheduled for 15 April 2026 at Morón Air Base. The projected acquisition timeline targets a solicitation issuance around 1 May 2026, a proposal period of at least 60 days, contract award in Calendar Year 2027, and full performance starting no later than 28 January 2028. The contracts are envisioned as IDIQ vehicles with firm-fixed-price CLINs, featuring a unique clause to manage labor inflation and currency risk for the Türkiye requirement. Prospective offerors should note strict workforce inheritance rules and complex collective labor agreements for both locations.

This is a pre-solicitation notice for two separate Base Operations Support contracts in Türkiye and Spain, with site visits scheduled for April 2026. The performance locations are Incirlik Air Base, Türkiye, and Morón Air Base, Spain. The projected acquisition timeline targets a solicitation issuance on 1 May 2026, a contract award in Calendar Year 2027, and full performance starting no later than 28 January 2028. The contracts are planned as IDIQ vehicles with a Firm-Fixed-Price structure for core services, and they carry significant labor considerations, including mandatory workforce inheritance and adherence to host-nation Collective Labor Agreements. For the Türkiye requirement, a unique clause (C-LAC) is proposed to address combined labor inflation and currency fluctuation risks.

The U.S. Government is announcing pre-proposal site visits for two separate future Base Operations Support contracts in Türkiye and Spain. The site visit for Türkiye (T-BOS) will be at Incirlik Air Base on 21-22 April 2026, and the visit for Spain (S-BOS) will be at Morón Air Base on 15 April 2026. Registration for both site visits is required by 06 March 2026. The Government plans to issue two separate RFPs around 1 May 2026, with contracts starting by 28 January 2028. The contracts are envisioned as IDIQ vehicles with a mix of firm-fixed-price and cost-reimbursable CLINs, and both require the successor contractor to assume the incumbent workforce under specific host nation collective labor agreements.

This update announces the separation of the Turkey-Spain BOS requirement into two independent contracts for Base Operations Support in Turkey (T-BOS) and at Morón Air Base, Spain (S-BOS), to be issued simultaneously. The tentative schedule targets a solicitation issuance on 1 May 2026, with contract awards in Calendar Year 2027 and full performance starting no later than 28 January 2028. The Spain contract is envisioned as a 7-year IDIQ (3-year base plus four options), while the Turkey contract is a 5-year IDIQ (3-year base plus two options) due to economic risks. A significant scope reduction for Turkey removes five functions, including food services and grounds maintenance, which will be transitioned to local providers. Critical considerations include mandatory workforce inheritance and complex, inflation-linked Collective Labor Agreements for both locations, with a unique financial risk-sharing clause (C-LAC) proposed for the Turkey contract to address hyperinflation and currency volatility.

This update announces the separation of the Turkey-Spain BOS requirement into two independent contracts for Base Operations Support in Turkey (T-BOS) and at Morón Air Base, Spain (S-BOS), to be issued simultaneously. The tentative timeline targets a solicitation issuance on 1 May 2026, with contract awards in Calendar Year 2027 and full performance starting no later than 28 January 2028. The S-BOS contract is envisioned as a 7-year IDIQ (3-year base plus four options), while the T-BOS contract is a 5-year IDIQ (3-year base plus two options) due to economic risks. A significant scope reduction for T-BOS removes five functions, which will be transitioned to local service providers. Critical considerations include mandatory workforce inheritance and adherence to complex, location-specific Collective Labor Agreements, with a unique risk-sharing clause (C-LAC) proposed to address hyperinflation and currency fluctuation for the Turkey contract.

This update announces a revised acquisition strategy to issue two separate, simultaneous RFPs for Base Operations Support services in Türkiye (T-BOS) and at Morón Air Base, Spain (S-BOS). The tentative timeline projects a solicitation issuance on 1 May 2026, with contract awards in Calendar Year 2027 and full performance starting no later than 28 January 2028. The T-BOS contract is anticipated as a 5-year IDIQ (3-year base plus two options), while the S-BOS is a 7-year IDIQ (3-year base plus four options). A significant scope reduction for Türkiye removes five functions, and both contracts mandate inheriting the incumbent workforce under complex, location-specific Collective Labor Agreements. A unique clause (C-LAC) is proposed for Türkiye to mitigate hyperinflation and currency fluctuation risks tied to its labor costs.