CN&GT Training Support Services 2016-2023

The Air Force Air Combat Command awarded this Master IDIQ on February 10, 2016, to support counter-narcotics and global threats training services worldwide, but the vehicle is no longer active—ordering closed on February 9, 2023, and no new task orders may be placed.

The vehicle is expired and unsuitable for pursuit. The last task-order award was in September 2022, three years nine months ago. The Air Force issued 24 task orders totaling $33.8 million in combined potential value, of which $12 million (35%) has been obligated. Ordering momentum slowed in the final years: the vehicle saw 4 orders in 2021 and 4 in 2022, but none since the February 2023 cutoff.

Work contracted under the vehicle spans specialized training delivery: ISR pilot training, cyber security operations training, advanced driver training, special operations forces full-mission-profile training, law enforcement enhancement curricula, and subject-matter-expert advisor support in overseas locations including Honduras, El Salvador, Mexico, and Lebanon. The vehicle also funded operational support such as K9 veterinarian services and software training on Microsoft Dynamics 365 and IBM QRadar SIEM platforms.

Downrange Operations And Training LLC dominated by potential value, holding $15.6 million across 2 orders (46% of combined potential value), while Resicum International LLC led by order count with 8 awards totaling $9.9 million. Intelitrac Inc., Defense Technology Inc., and VXL Enterprises LLC collectively held the remaining awards. These five firms captured 88% of task-order activity; three additional small-business contractors split the remaining 12%.

All 24 task orders funded Air Force Air Combat Command programs; no other federal customer agency placed orders. Seventy-one percent of awards (17 orders) carried small-business set-asides; the remaining 29% (7 orders) had no set-aside designation. Individual task orders ranged from $50,000 minimum-guarantee awards to ceiling values exceeding $15.5 million, with most substantive training contracts falling in the $200,000 to $2.1 million range.

This Master IDIQ is one of four vehicles supporting Counter Narcotics (CN) efforts worldwide and is administered by either the Army Contracting Command - Redstone Arsenal, U.S. Army Space and Missile Defense Command/Army Forces Strategic Command Contracting and Acquisition Management Office (ACC-RSA USASMDC/ARSTRAT CAMO, or CAMO) or the Air Force (AF) Air Combat Command Acquisition Management and Integration Center (ACC AMIC) Counter Narcotics and Global Threats Division (CN & GT). The scope of this vehicle is for CN & GT Training Services Support.