DTRA Joint IED Defeat Organization

The Defense Threat Reduction Agency Joint IED Defeat Organization is a DoD sub-agency within the Defense Threat Reduction Agency that procures capabilities and services supporting the defeat and mitigation of improvised explosive devices. The organization has awarded 29 federal contracts since 2013, with the most recent award closing on February 26, 2019 — over seven years ago. Combined contract potential value across the portfolio stands at $165.7 million, with $124.9 million obligated to date (75% of potential value).

Contract activity peaked in 2016 with eight awards, declining to six awards in 2017, five in 2018, and one in 2019. No awards are recorded in the five years since the most recent award date. The agency has engaged 23 distinct prime contractors across its contract lifetime, indicating a fragmented competitive base with no dominant vendor concentration visible in the available data. The set-aside distribution reflects conventional DoD competitive practice: 90 percent of awards carried no set-aside designation, 7 percent went to total small business, and 3 percent were set aside as competitive 8(a).

The absence of contract activity since February 2019 suggests either the organization's procurement pause, the migration of its contracting function, or a shift in its funding mechanism or customer base. The portfolio remains shallow relative to typical major DoD offices, and the seven-year gap between the most recent award and today signals that pursuing current opportunities at this organization is not actionable. No recent contract opportunities are recorded against the organization.