Indefinite Delivery Contract HC104718D2010

The Systems Engineering Technology and Innovation (SETI) indefinite-delivery indefinite-quantity contract is a multiple-award vehicle established by the Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA) to provide comprehensive developmental engineering and systems engineering support services across the Department of Defense. Awarded to Agile Defense, LLC on June 14, 2018, with an ultimate completion date of July 17, 2029, the contract carries a ceiling value of $261.3 million and operates on a cost-reimbursable basis. The original solicitation, posted in June 2016 with an anticipated award in fourth quarter fiscal year 2017, sought engineering expertise across eight primary task areas: systems engineering, design analysis, systems architecture, software design and development, systems integration, test and evaluation, deployment and life-cycle engineering, and special systems engineering requirements. The contract applies no set-aside designation and encompasses performance locations throughout the United States, with a base period of five years and one five-year option period. The primary evaluation criterion emphasized innovation capability, reflecting DISA's focus on cutting-edge technological solutions for defense applications.

Task orders awarded under the SETI contract demonstrate its application to critical defense satellite communications infrastructure. The most substantial delivery order to date, a $47.7 million firm fixed-price contract awarded June 6, 2022, tasked Linquest Corporation with providing Wideband Remote Monitoring Sensor (WRMS) support for Wideband Global Satellite Communications satellite 11 (WGS-11), with performance in Windsor Hills, California through June 5, 2027. This task order included subcontractor support from Kratos RT Logic, Inc. and Ascension Engineering Group LLC for specialized engineering and technology work. Additionally, a nominal $500 firm fixed-price delivery order was issued to DISA at Fort Meade, Maryland on June 15, 2018, designated as a minimum guarantee obligation. These task orders exemplify the contract's utility in rapidly procuring specialized engineering support for time-sensitive defense modernization initiatives requiring advanced systems integration and satellite operations expertise.