C4I Maritime Surveillance Systems 2008-2013 (C4I-MSS)

Award Date 9/25/2008
Last Date To Order 9/29/2013
Shared Ceiling Not listed
Contract Type
Master IDIQ
Predecessor
Not listed
Successors

The C4I Maritime Surveillance Systems (C4I-MSS) Master IDIQ contract, awarded in September 2008, focuses on providing comprehensive maritime surveillance system installation, integration, and related labor services for international military and security partners. The contract vehicle supports the development and deployment of advanced communication, command, control, and intelligence (C4I) systems across maritime environments. Task orders under this vehicle primarily involve designing, implementing, and supporting sophisticated surveillance infrastructure for foreign nations, with a strong emphasis on maritime security and monitoring capabilities.

Task orders under this IDIQ consistently demonstrate a focus on international maritime surveillance system deployments, with project locations including the Kingdom of Bahrain, Republic of Philippines, Republic of Bulgaria, Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan, and several Southeast African nations. The task orders range in value from approximately $24,000 to over $12.5 million, with typical durations spanning 1-4 years. All task orders were set aside for total small businesses, suggesting a deliberate procurement strategy to support smaller contractors. The predominant contract types are Cost Plus Fixed Fee and Combination pricing, indicating complex technical work with variable cost structures. The primary funding agency appears to be the U.S. Navy, as evidenced by the contract numbering convention (N00039), with a clear objective of enhancing maritime surveillance capabilities for U.S. allied nations.

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