The Department of Homeland Security's United States Coast Guard has awarded a $295 million, multiple-award indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity (IDIQ) contract for C5ISC Engineering Development, Integration, and Support Services (CEDISS). This 8(a) competitive set-aside contract was awarded in August 2023 to up to three vendors, including Och-Sawdey Joint Venture LLC, to provide engineering services in support of Coast Guard command, control, communications, and intelligence (C5I) systems. The CEDISS IDIQ will run through August 2028 and has a ceiling value of $295 million.
Under the CEDISS IDIQ, the Coast Guard has issued a $10,000 firm fixed price delivery order to Och-Sawdey Joint Venture LLC to meet the minimum contract requirements through January 2024. The work will be performed in Leesburg, Virginia and support the Coast Guard's C5I modernization efforts. The CEDISS contract provides for services such as requirements analysis, system design and implementation, information security, logistics support, training, field engineering, and lifecycle maintenance for Coast Guard C5I systems.
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