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FY26 City Pair Program Award
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James Santini
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This procurement is for scheduled certificated U.S. airlines to provide passenger transportation services, Government-wide, for over 16,000 domestic/international airport or city pairs. The requirement-type contracts will be for one year beginning October 1, 2025, plus one 2-month option period and one 1-month option period. The contracts are for the movement of passengers and are used by almost all Federal Agencies...
View moreThe General Services Administration has awarded contracts for the FY26 City Pair Program to seven carriers: Alaska Airlines, American Airlines, Breeze Airways, Delta Air Lines, JetBlue Airways, Southwest Airlines, and United Airlines. These requirement-type contracts provide scheduled passenger air transportation services for over 16,000 domestic and international airport or city pairs. The program facilitates passenger movement for nearly all federal agencies and other authorized users, though it does not include travel agent services.
The performance period for these awards begins October 1, 2025, and continues for one year, with additional options for one 2-month period and one 1-month period. To maintain eligibility, participating air carriers must be approved by the Department of Defense, hold appropriate Federal Aviation Administration certification, and participate in the Civil Reserve Air Fleet (CRAF) program or receive a Letter of CRAF Technical Ineligibility from the United States Transportation Command.
This procurement, identified by solicitation number 47QMCB25R0003-Award, is classified under NAICS 481111 for Scheduled Passenger Air Transportation and PSC V211 for Transportation/Travel/Relocation- Travel/Lodging/Recruitment: Air Passenger. James Santini serves as the point of contact for this award notice, which was updated on July 8, 2025.
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