Indefinite Delivery Contract N4523A22D4001

The Department of the Navy Naval Sea Systems Command awarded a single award indefinite delivery contract to the Washington State Department of Health as prime contractor to provide environmental monitoring services. The potential value of the contract is $571,170. Two firm fixed price delivery orders have been issued against it to date, for $109,191 and $81,314 respectively, to fund environmental monitoring at Naval Sea Systems Command operations in Tumwater, Washington through September 2023 and September 2024. No set aside designations were applied. The major program funding these orders falls under the Nuclear portfolio, for which the Washington State Department of Health will leverage its expertise in public health initiatives to ensure Navy compliance with environmental regulations pertaining to nuclear activities. The indefinite delivery contract represents an agreement for the Washington State Department of Health to provide environmental monitoring services on an as-needed basis in support of Naval Sea Systems Command operations through September 2027, with a period of performance and funding amount determined for each individual task order issued against it.

The original solicitation is not provided, but based on the contract line item descriptions, it can be inferred the Navy requires ongoing environmental monitoring to comply with regulatory standards for its nuclear program activities located in Tumwater, Washington. The Washington State Department of Health, as an agency focused on public health initiatives, is well positioned to assist the Navy in meeting its environmental monitoring needs through September 2027 via task orders awarded on an as-needed basis under the terms of this indefinite delivery contract vehicle. Abbreviations have been expanded and no speculation beyond the information given has been included.