The Network-Centric Solutions II multiple-award IDV was awarded by the Department of the Air Force to provide information technology products and services across the Air Force and other defense agencies. Sterling Computers Corporation was awarded the IDV with a potential value of $6.9 billion to be delivered from 2013 to 2019.
Task orders issued against the IDV to Sterling involved a variety of IT hardware, software, and support. Examples include servers, laptops, desktops, mobile devices, and networking equipment valued at over $185,000 for intelligence analysis. Software licenses and maintenance were awarded for platforms supporting cybersecurity, systems and network management, modeling and simulation, and geospatial systems. Maintenance was also provided for voice and data communications systems. Services included engineering and software installation valued at over $64,000.
Places of performance encompassed Air Force bases and offices nationwide as well as overseas locations. While most task orders were unrestricted, some were set aside for small businesses. The IDV and task orders aimed to provide modern IT solutions to support the diverse missions of the Air Force and associated agencies, such as command and control, intelligence analysis, and aircraft maintenance.
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