Air Force Geospatial Support

The Department of the Air Force Air Mobility Command awarded this Master IDIQ on January 22, 2019, with ordering authority closed as of January 20, 2024. The vehicle is no longer active for new task orders; the ordering period has ended. The shared ceiling across all task orders is $46.5 million.

Under this vehicle, 28 task orders have been awarded totaling $24.5 million in combined potential value, with $15.4 million (63%) obligated. Ordering momentum declined sharply after 2020: five orders in 2020, three in 2021, one in 2022, three in 2023, and four in 2024 (through July). The vehicle covered geospatial analysis, data management, program support, IT systems support, survey services, and GIS services delivered on-site at Department of Defense facilities and off-site at contractor locations.

Geographic Information Services, Inc. leads by potential value with $12.3 million across eight orders, followed by Woolpert, Inc. with $7.9 million across seven orders and Kfs, LLC with $2.5 million across eight orders. These three firms capture roughly 91% of the combined potential value. NV5 Geospatial, Inc. and Booz Allen Hamilton Inc. hold the remaining orders at substantially lower values.

Air Mobility Command placed nine orders worth $11.5 million (the ordering customer and cognizant command). Air Education and Training Command placed five orders worth $6.6 million, Materiel Command placed three orders worth $3.9 million, and United States Air Forces in Europe - Air Forces Africa placed four orders worth $633 thousand. The remaining customers—Air National Guard and three other Air Force commands—placed the balance.

Task orders carried no set-asides; 27 of 28 were unrestricted competition, with a single small-business order in 2020. Task order values ranged from $3,500 (initial pilot orders in 2019) to $3.9 million. Recent orders (2023–2024) averaged $1.2 million to $2.5 million. The largest single order was $8.4 million (ceiling) under FA445219DA002-FA445219FA015, combining geospatial support services and modifications.

Place of performance included Scott Air Force Base, Illinois (administrative), with work performed at multiple Air Force installations including Robins, Nellis, and installations in Germany and the United Kingdom.

This Master IDIQ shall serve as an Air Force vehicle to provide a variety of geospatial tasks and support functions. Individual task orders may require: on-site (i.e., at DoD facility) and/or off-site (i.e., at a contractor-owned facility) delivery, support at various echelons of the military hierarchy including individual unit level, installation level, and management headquarters level, and employment of Agile Development and/or Agile Program management tools, techniques, and processes.