Indefinite Delivery Contract N0017819D7596

Engineering & Computer Simulations, Inc. (ECS) was awarded a multiple-award Indefinite Delivery Contract under the Seaport Next Generation (Seaport-NXG) program by Naval Sea Systems Command on January 2, 2019, with a ceiling value of $500 and a completion date of January 1, 2029. This contract represents ECS's participation in a broader Navy initiative to procure engineering, technical, and programmatic support services across multiple functional areas supporting Department of the Navy operations. The Seaport-NXG program succeeded the legacy SeaPort-e contracts and was designed to consolidate procurement across approximately 3,000 prime contractors through a streamlined multiple-award vehicle. ECS competes for delivery orders across seven geographically defined zones aligned with ordering office locations, with a base period of five years and an optional five-year extension. The associated task order identified in these materials, awarded on the same date, reflects a minimum obligation delivery order with firm fixed-price pricing and a place of performance in Union Park, Florida.

The Seaport-NXG solicitation required offerors to demonstrate relevant experience in one of twenty-three designated functional areas supporting Navy operations within the preceding five years, with no small business set-aside applied and a small business size standard based on average annual revenue of $38.5 million. ECS's demonstrated expertise in advanced learning technology, training simulation development, and technical support services positions the company to support the Navy's requirements for specialized engineering and programmatic capabilities. The company's broader contract portfolio, including significant work with multiple Department of Defense components and expertise in simulator development, eLearning platforms, and operational support services, aligns with the types of technical and engineering support services contemplated under the Seaport-NXG vehicle, enabling ECS to respond to Navy task order requirements across the contract's performance period.