Army Force Protection Omnibus

The Army Force Protection Omnibus Master IDIQ contract appears to focus on force protection services and support for military operations, with a particular emphasis on network infrastructure and sustainment. Based on the task orders, the vehicle supports critical Army operational requirements, including network infrastructure support, supply chain management, and repair parts procurement. The contract enables rapid deployment of specialized services across different operational theaters, with a demonstrated ability to support both AFRICOM and domestic military requirements.

The task orders under this IDIQ represent a range of values from approximately $11,500 to nearly $187 million, indicating significant flexibility in procurement scale. All task orders were set aside for total small business participation, suggesting a strategic commitment to supporting smaller government contractors. The most substantial task order (W911QY13D0094-0001) was a NIIS Sustainment Task Order valued at $194.5 million with a completion date of October 31, 2019, representing the largest individual procurement under this vehicle. Other notable task orders include AFRICOM NIIS support and supply support repair parts, indicating a focus on network infrastructure, logistics, and operational sustainment. The contract's ceiling value of $249.3 million and award date of June 25, 2013, with a last order date of December 31, 2018, suggest a medium-term strategic contracting approach for specialized Army support services.