C4ISR Systems Engineering Support 2018-2023

The Department of the Navy United States Fleet Forces Command (Atlantic) established a competitive 8(a) multiple-award Master IDIQ for C4ISR systems engineering support, with ordering authority closed as of August 30, 2023. The vehicle is no longer active for new task order placement.

The IDIQ contracted command, control, communications, computer, and intelligence surveillance reconnaissance systems engineering, including technology and architecture development, network analysis, modeling and simulation, network convergence and timing, cyber security and network security, certification and governance, network and information system applications, network management and monitoring, network and computer operations, defense messaging, and production and manufacturing processes. Work also covered RF communication systems interfaces and interconnections—both tactical and beyond line-of-sight—and connectivity with RF terminals, sensors, end-user applications, and data storage and processing centers.

The vehicle generated minimal activity: one task order awarded to Intellipeak Solutions Inc. in April 2019. The single order, valued at $285.7 thousand with $271.2 thousand obligated, was placed by the Department of the Navy Information Warfare Systems Command and covered expeditionary medical facilities support services through October 2019. Intellipeak held 100% of awarded orders under the vehicle. The combined task-order potential value across the vehicle was $286 thousand, with 95% obligated at vehicle closure.

The shared ceiling was $100 million, but actual tasking fell dramatically short of available authority, suggesting limited uptake or a very narrow execution focus within a broader scoped vehicle. With the ordering period now closed for nearly three years, this vehicle presents no opportunity for new pursuit.

DoD Services and Agencies have a continuing requirement for Command, Control, Communications, Computer and Intelligence Surveillance Reconnaissance (C4ISR) systems engineering support related to the core competencies of technology and architecture development, network analysis, modeling, and simulation, network convergence, network timing, cyber security / network security, certification and governance, network, ITS and information system applications, network management and monitoring, network and computer operations, defense messaging and production and manufacturing processes. DoD Services and Agencies also require engineers to support network interfaces and interconnections with Radio Frequency (RF) communication systems both tactical and beyond line of sight, and connectivity with RF terminals, sensors, and end-user applications and data storage/processing centers.