Analytic Studies Program

The Chief of Naval Operations, via the Department of the Navy, established the Analytic Studies Program Master IDIQ on October 21, 2020, to provide analytical, engineering, scientific, and programming services supporting the Program Objective Memorandum, including warfare and campaign analyses, mission-level modeling, data analytics, modeling and simulation, wargaming, and management support across joint operations, manpower, training, infrastructure, policy, logistics planning, and readiness assessments. Ordering closed on October 14, 2025, and no new task orders may be issued against this vehicle.

The program is essentially exhausted. The combined potential value across 49 task orders is $35 million, of which $31.4 million (90 percent) has been obligated. Task-order activity peaked in 2022 at 14 orders, stabilizing around 8–11 orders annually thereafter; the final award occurred September 29, 2025. All orders are unrestricted competition; three distinct primes hold all awards.

Systems Planning and Analysis, Inc. dominates with 33 orders valued at $28.1 million combined potential value—80 percent of the vehicle's total. Whitney Bradley & Brown, Inc. holds 13 orders at $5.8 million, and Metron Incorporated holds 3 orders at $1.1 million. The concentration is pronounced: two firms account for roughly 97 percent of activity by value.

The Chief of Naval Operations funds the vast majority, awarding 42 orders valued at $30.6 million. The Naval Supply Systems Command and subordinate Navy commands account for the remainder. Task orders span tactical and operational topics: surface ship swarm analysis, expeditionary reload studies, undersea warfare campaign modeling, amphibious assault analysis, logistics sustainment kill chains, allied naval contributions assessments, and facility budget allocation. Individual order values range from under $300 thousand to $2.7 million, with durations typically 6–24 months. Orders employ both cost-plus-fixed-fee and firm-fixed-price pricing; representative recent orders (June–September 2025) cluster around $300 thousand to $900 thousand in obligation.

This vehicle no longer accepts orders and carries minimal remaining obligation capacity. BD pursuit would require either a successor vehicle or inclusion on a follow-on contract.

Analytical, engineering, scientific, and programming services in support of the Program Objective Memorandum (POM) for the Chief of Naval Operations (CNO). Support shall include warfare and warfare support analyses and assessments, campaign analyses, mission level analyses, data analytics, modeling and simulation (M and S), and management and documentation support. The analytic support shall encompass all aspects of joint campaign, mission and engagement level modeling as well as manpower and personnel, training and education, infrastructure, long-term planning, policy, medical logistics planning, and both afloat and ashore readiness. The analytic capabilities will include experimentation, demonstrations, and wargaming elements that enable exploration of operational options and identification of operator objectives and considerations.