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WASHINGTON, DC (October 30, 2003): MORTEN BEYER & AGNEW, INC. (MBA), a leading provider of aviation consulting services and solutions to federal government organizations, announced today that it has been awarded a competitive task order to provide aviation related financial and business solutions to the Deputy Under Secretary of Defense for Transportation Policy. The task order, awarded under the General Services Administration Multi-Award Federal Supply Schedule is for a one-year period.
This contract provides services on programs for "Sustaining the Civil Reserve Air Fleet” (CRAF). The CRAF is considered to be a successful and cost-effective partnership between the government and U.S. Commercial Aviation Industry. MBA will provide expertise and analysis to DoD Integrated Product Teams that are tasked with developing solutions for the challenges facing CRAF.
"As a consulting company that has supported the DoD and Industry for more than 10 years in many different capacities, we have a good understanding of the challenges and issues facing DoD air logistics," said Bob Agnew, MBA President and COO. “We recently participated in the first phase of a project that identified the challenges confronting the airline industry over the next ten years and the impact on national defense capability and readiness.”
MBA is a leading provider of aviation related business and financial services and solutions to clients in the DoD, the U.S. Air Force, and Commerce Department. MBA specializes in aviation consulting, aviation asset appraisals, and aircraft value publications.
MBA founded in 1992, is an independent international aviation consulting firm specializing in airline management, marketing, maintenance and operations, regulatory compliance, technical support, asset value appraisal and technical analysis, forecasting of commercial jet transport, and general consulting for the aviation industry. MBA publishes, semi-annually, periodicals forecasting aircraft values to 20 years in the future. (Publications/Products: Future Aircraft Values (FAV) - Jet Transport, Regional, and Cargo; The International Aviation Oracle Newsletter, eFAV: the on-line valuation tool).
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