Army Infrastructure Modernization 2006-2016

The Army Infrastructure Modernization (IMOD) 2006-2016 Master Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract covers a comprehensive scope of integrated communications system infrastructure modernization. The vehicle enables seamless integration of voice, data, inside/outside cable plant, and transmission products and services into unified communication networks. The contract also encompasses site preparation, modifications, upgrades, initial logistics support, training, spares, and various warranties for U.S. Army installations and facilities domestically and internationally.

Task orders under this IDIQ consistently focused on network and infrastructure upgrades across U.S. Army bases, with significant work performed both continentally and outside the continental United States (OCONUS). Delivery orders ranged typically from approximately $2 million to $50 million, with completion periods spanning 1-3 years. Common performance locations included military installations in the United States (such as Fort Hood, Fort Bragg, Fort Meade), Europe (Germany, Italy), and Southwest Asia. Almost all task orders were competitively awarded without specific set-aside designations, using Firm Fixed Price (FFP) contract types. While multiple prime contractors were likely involved, specific contractor names were not consistently present in the provided documentation. The vehicle's total shared ceiling was $4 billion, with task orders covering comprehensive technology infrastructure modernization efforts including voice over IP (VoIP), network architecture upgrades, data center improvements, and communication system integrations.