The U.S. Army Cyber Command awarded an $19.4 million single-award Indefinite Delivery Vehicle (IDV) contract to Gc&E Federal, LLC, an Alaskan Native Corporation-owned small business, for cabling services. The IDV, set aside for 8(a) businesses, enables the Army Cyber Command, Army Medical Command, and Army Materiel Command to acquire comprehensive wiring and infrastructure services to support the Army's cyber operations, training, and research activities at the Cyber Center of Excellence in Fort Gordon, Georgia. Additionally, Gc&E Federal holds a $990 million multiple-award Information Management Communications Services IV (IMCS IV) IDV with the Army, allowing the company to provide a wide range of information management communication services and infrastructure operations and maintenance support across various Army installations. Task orders issued under these IDVs have included cabling installations, network upgrades, and IT modernization initiatives, demonstrating Gc&E Federal's capacity to deliver large-scale, long-term support for the Army's critical IT and communications infrastructure needs.
The task orders provided in the contract details show Gc&E Federal, as an 8(a) certified small disadvantaged business, being awarded firm fixed-price delivery orders for cabling services at Fort Gordon, Fort Eisenhower, and other Army installations under the $19.4 million IDV. The work supports the Army Cyber Command's mission-critical communications and infrastructure requirements, enabling the agency to maintain its cyber operations, training, and research capabilities at these key facilities. The contract documentation highlights Gc&E Federal's experience and expertise in providing cabling, network infrastructure, and IT integration services to the U.S. military.
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