Indefinite Delivery Contract N0014005D0054

International Business Machines Corporation (IBM) was awarded a multiple-award indefinite delivery contract on October 1, 2004, with a base year of accounting and finance support services. The contract was established with no set-aside designation and an ultimate completion date of March 15, 2010. Under this IDV, IBM served multiple Department of Defense entities, including the Assistant for Administration, Naval Supply Systems Command, Navy Installations Command, and Defense Contract Management Agency. The contract supported critical financial management operations across the Navy's supply chain and working capital fund activities, with performance locations primarily concentrated in Fairfax, Virginia, and various Long Island facilities in New York. The pricing structures varied across delivery orders, incorporating cost-plus-fixed-fee arrangements, firm-fixed-price contracts, and hybrid combinations of fixed and variable pricing models to accommodate the diverse nature of accounting consultation, policy guidance, and routine financial support services.

The delivery orders issued under this IDV addressed specialized accounting and finance support requirements across multiple Navy functional areas, including Naval Supply Systems Command accounting operations, Navy Installations Command infrastructure support, command-level statement preparation, special warfare accounting functions, and accounting policy guidance initiatives. Notable delivery orders included a $1,997,490 contract for Navy Installations Command accounting support, a $1,625,145.55 order for Supply System Phase IV accounting services, a $2,217,120.04 order supporting Commander Naval Installations Command activities, and multiple six-figure orders supporting remediation action plans and training initiatives. The contract duration extended across the 2004-2010 period, with individual task orders typically ranging from several months to one year in performance duration, enabling the Department of Defense to rapidly access accounting and financial management expertise without establishing separate procurement actions for each requirement.