C4ISR Cyberspace Science Research Engineering and Technology Integration 2019 (C4ISR Cyber 2019)

The Department of the Navy Information Warfare Systems Command awarded a Master IDIQ on May 8, 2019 for cyberspace science, research, engineering, and technology integration professional and technical services to SSC Pacific; ordering closed on May 7, 2026. The vehicle succeeds a 2016–2019 multiple-award contract of the same title. All 59 task orders across the vehicle's seven-year lifecycle carry unrestricted (no set-aside) designation.

Ordering velocity has declined sharply in recent years. The vehicle generated 8 orders in 2022 and 9 in 2023, but only 4 in 2024, 3 in 2025, and 1 in 2026 (the last award dated February 5, 2026, five months ago). With the ordering deadline passed, no new task orders may be placed against the vehicle.

The task-order portfolio comprises $512.3 million in combined potential value, of which $321.9 million (63 percent) has been obligated. Recent task orders range in ceiling value from $1.5 million to $55.5 million, with most clustering in the $2 million to $20 million band. Pricing across all orders is cost-plus-fixed-fee. Recent awards include a $55.5 million ceiling for consolidated cyber tool development for Marine Corps Forces Cyberspace Command (September 2023), a $21.2 million ceiling for operations security analysis tools engineering support (November 2022), and a $20.1 million ceiling for maritime domain awareness training development (September 2021).

Prime-contractor concentration is moderate. Scientific Research Corporation and Science Applications International Corporation each hold 14 orders and lead the field with $127 million and $122.6 million in combined potential value respectively, covering 88 percent of task-order count. Peraton Technology Services Inc., Parsons Government Services Inc., and Booz Allen Hamilton Inc. together with those two firms account for 85 percent of the vehicle's total potential value. Leidos and five smaller firms hold the remainder.

Customer concentration is pronounced. Department of the Navy Information Warfare Systems Command placed 44 of 59 orders (75 percent) and commands $367.6 million of the $512.3 million combined potential value. Department of the Navy Naval Sea Systems Command, Naval Supply Systems Command Engineering Logistics Office, Secretary of the Navy Office of Naval Research, and United States Marine Corps collectively placed the remaining 15 orders.

The scope spans technology assessment, requirements analysis, systems engineering, operational and technical support, software and hardware development and prototyping, modeling and simulation, training support, exercise and experimentation support, and cybersecurity. Recent task orders illustrate the breadth: unmanned aerial vehicle information operations engineering, messaging product-line support, maritime domain awareness training and data management, public-safety communications interoperability tools, battle management aids, naval messaging infrastructure, common control system software integration, and anti-submarine warfare engineering.

The Department of the Navy, Space and Naval Warfare Systems Center Pacific (SSC Pacific) has awarded a Master IDIQ for professional and technical services to support Cyberspace Science, Research, Engineering, and Technology Integration. SSC Pacific requires advice, assistance, coordination and products necessary to support operational planning, assessment, integration, execution and technology development to assure superiority for the warfighter in the cyberspace domain. The full scope of this requirement is anticipated to include: technology assessment, development and transition; requirements analysis; systems engineering; operational and technical support; exercise and experimentation support; software development and prototyping; hardware development and prototyping; modeling and simulation; training support; security engineering/cybersecurity.