Air Force Cyber Multiple Award IDIQ 2015-2018

Award Date 11/24/2015
Last Date To Order 11/25/2018
Shared Ceiling $62M
Contract Type
Master IDIQ
Predecessor
Not listed
Successors

The Air Force Cyber Multiple Award IDIQ 2015-2018 is a comprehensive contract vehicle designed to support the Air Education and Training Command's cybersecurity, information technology, and technical services requirements. The vehicle enables rapid acquisition of professional cyber-related products and services through multiple prime contractors. Task orders under this IDIQ span a wide range of cyber capabilities, including system development, enterprise services, prototype research, cybersecurity solutions, DevSecOps platforms, and specialized technical support for various Air Force mission areas.

The contract vehicle features task orders typically ranging from $279,122 to $130,068,544, with contract durations generally spanning 1-5 years. Frequently winning prime contractors include Northrop Grumman Systems Corporation, Parsons Government Services Inc., Accenture Federal Services LLC, Lockheed Martin Corporation, and ManTech Advanced Systems International. Most task orders are not set aside for small businesses and are awarded on firm fixed-price or cost-plus fixed-fee pricing structures. The primary funding agency is the Air Education and Training Command, with performance locations predominantly in Virginia (Herndon, Annapolis Junction, Arlington) and Florida. The task orders consistently focus on cyber enterprise services, system sustainment, software development, technical research, and advanced technology support for Air Force training and operational capabilities.

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