The key products and services being delivered under the federal contract IDV award are precision positioning and geospatial technology solutions from Trimble Inc., a leading manufacturer of global navigation satellite systems (GNSS), robotic total stations, 3D laser scanners, and related hardware and software. The primary funding agencies are civilian federal agencies such as the Department of Agriculture, Department of the Interior, and Environmental Protection Agency, which are leveraging Trimble's $90.8 million Multiple Award Schedule (MAS) contract with the General Services Administration's Federal Acquisition Service to rapidly acquire these specialized geospatial technologies. The contracted solutions support a variety of government missions, including engineering, land management, infrastructure monitoring, and environmental projects. The IDV award and associated task orders, which do not utilize any set-aside designations, have a total potential value of over $604 million and cover a period of performance through February 2024. Trimble has delivered a diverse array of products and services to agencies like the U.S. Forest Service, Bureau of Land Management, and Natural Resources Conservation Service through this contract vehicle and other prime and subcontract awards.
In addition to the MAS contract, Trimble holds two significant federal contract IDVs in the form of Blanket Purchase Agreements (BPAs) with the Department of Agriculture and Department of the Interior. These BPAs, valued at up to $24.75 million and $2 million respectively, allow federal agencies to efficiently acquire Trimble's enterprise GNSS hardware, software, and related geospatial technologies through pre-negotiated terms and conditions. Multiple task orders have been issued against these BPAs, ranging from tens of thousands to over one million dollars, in support of agencies' surveying, mapping, land management, and environmental missions.