The Indefinite Delivery Contract (IDV) was awarded by the Department of the Army Medical Command to Laulima Government Solutions, LLC as a prime contractor. The IDV's parent master IDIQ is the USAMRIID Research and Development Support contract, with a potential value of $249 million over its period of performance from November 2015 to May 2021. Task orders issued under the IDV have procured scientific, technical, veterinary, medical research, and facilities support services from the contractor's Alakaina Division in locations including Maryland, Massachusetts, Florida, Texas, and Virginia. Services have included veterinary medicine, regulated activities support, research, clinical trial support, travel coordination, and integrated hearing services. Several task orders were set aside for 8(a) small businesses. The IDV and associated task orders aim to provide the Department of the Army Medical Command a flexible contracting vehicle for procuring a range of research and development support services from the contractor over the five-plus year period of performance.
The task orders issued under the IDV have procured services in areas including aerobiology, telemetry, division of medicine, facility operations and maintenance, nutritional statistics, and human subject protection review from the contractor. Places of performance for task order work have included locations such as Fort Detrick and Orlando in Maryland and Florida, as well as Natick, Massachusetts and Silver Spring. Task order values have ranged from approximately $70,000 to over $22 million. Set-asides have included total small business and competitive 8(a) awards. The IDV and task orders collectively aim to provide the Department of the Army Medical Command with scientific, technical and professional research support services.