Army Data Center Services IDIQ

The Department of the Army Materiel Command Joint Munitions Command awarded this Master IDIQ for Army data center services on December 30, 2011, with ordering closed on December 29, 2016. The vehicle is no longer active; no new orders may be placed against it as of nine years and six months ago.

Nine task orders totaling $94.4 million in combined potential value were issued over a five-year period, with ordering momentum declining sharply after 2012. Only one order was placed in 2016, the final year of the vehicle's life. To date, $90.2 million (96 percent of potential value) has been obligated, leaving minimal unexercised capacity.

The work contracted centers on enterprise infrastructure and cloud services. Awarded orders include Army Private Cloud Enterprise services (approximately $22.9 million), Armed Forces billing and collections implementation and subscription services (approximately $62.9 million), enterprise data management (approximately $3.3 million), and hosting services (approximately $5.1 million). Five minimum-guarantee task orders of $40 thousand each account for the remaining value.

General Dynamics One Source LLC dominates the portfolio, holding two orders worth $62.9 million in combined potential value—roughly 67 percent of the vehicle total. International Business Machines Corporation holds two orders worth $22.9 million. Lockheed Martin Corporation accounts for three orders but only $8.5 million in value. Northrop Grumman Systems Corporation and Peraton Enterprise Solutions LLC each hold single minimum-guarantee orders. No set-aside designations were applied; all nine orders are unrestricted.

Customer concentration is moderate. The Defense Health Agency placed the single largest order (the Armed Forces billing system, approximately $62.9 million). The Army Cyber Command, Navy Information Warfare Systems Command, and Army Materiel Command (outside Joint Munitions Command) together account for approximately $31.3 million. Joint Munitions Command itself placed five orders but in modest amounts totaling approximately $200 thousand.

This vehicle presents no current pursuit opportunity. Ordering has been closed for nearly a decade, and task orders are either completed or completion dates have passed.