Indefinite Delivery Contract N0017819D7757

The Naval Sea Systems Command awarded Heartland Energy Partners LLC a $10 billion indefinite delivery, indefinite quantity multiple award contract under the Seaport Next Generation (Seaport-NXG) vehicle effective January 2, 2019 through January 1, 2029. Seaport-NXG is a best-in-class contracting vehicle designed to provide comprehensive engineering, technical, and programmatic support services across the full range of the Department of the Navy's equipment, supplies, and services requirements. The contract encompasses services across seven functional domains: management and advisory, technical and engineering, research and development, intelligence services, environmental services, facilities, and logistics. The original solicitation required offerors to demonstrate five years of experience in one of twenty-three defined functional areas directly supporting Navy operations. With no set-aside designation applied, the contract was open to all qualified contractors meeting the small business size standard of average annual revenue of $38.5 million. Task orders under the contract are performed across seven geographic zones aligned with ordering office locations and are structured as firm fixed price arrangements.

Under the Seaport-NXG vehicle, Heartland Energy Partners received a $500,000 firm fixed price delivery order titled "SEAPORT NXG MINIMUM OBLIGATION TASK ORDER" with performance conducted in McLean, Virginia. This minimum obligation task order represents the baseline commitment under the indefinite delivery contract and establishes the contractor's performance through the contract's ten-year completion date of January 2029. Heartland Energy Partners, a service-disabled veteran-owned small business and certified 8(a) firm headquartered in Vienna, Virginia, brings substantial experience delivering diverse federal services including management consulting, information technology, financial management, and administrative support. The contract structure allows the Naval Sea Systems Command to issue additional task orders as requirements arise, with the $10 billion ceiling value providing capacity to address the Command's evolving operational and support needs throughout the contract period.