The Defense Microelectronics Activity (DMA), a component of the Department of Defense, awarded International Business Machines Corporation (IBM) a $275 million Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract to provide a range of microelectronics support services. Under this IDIQ, IBM has received numerous firm fixed price delivery orders to design, fabricate, assemble, build, test, evaluate, and operate microelectronics facilities and provide technical security, operations, and engineering services in support of DMA's mission to develop and sustain trusted microelectronics capabilities for national security applications. The contract has no set-aside designations, and performance occurs primarily in Vermont, New York, and Virginia. Major IBM subcontractors include GlobalFoundries, Marvell Government Solutions, Hewlett Packard Enterprise, and others providing specialized hardware, software, and facility services.
The delivery orders issued against the IDIQ contract have a total potential value exceeding $275 million through May 2024. The work IBM performs under this contract enables DMA to research, develop, and produce critical microelectronics technologies that support various Department of Defense systems and national security priorities. As a leading technology solutions provider, IBM leverages its extensive experience and capabilities to reliably deliver the necessary products, services, and technical expertise to the government customer.
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