Cyber Mission Systems, Kitting, and Supplies

The Department of the Navy Information Warfare Systems Command awarded this Master IDIQ for Cyber Mission Systems, Kitting, and Supplies on August 23, 2018, with ordering closed as of August 21, 2025. The vehicle is no longer active for new task-order placement.

The Master IDIQ procures systems, equipment, and kitting across Command and Control, Communications, Cyber Security, Networking, and Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance platforms throughout their full lifecycle. Task orders demonstrate consistent focus on Marine Corps Electronic Systems (MCESS)—including automated access control systems, intrusion detection systems, closed-circuit television, and mass notification systems—installed at multiple Marine Corps facilities, along with related engineering, procurement, and installation support across the National Capital Region and other Navy installations.

Five prime contractors hold awards under the vehicle. Cambridge International Systems, Inc. dominates by potential value, holding 11 orders worth $178.4 million combined. Systems Technology Forum, LTD. leads by order count with 14 awards totaling $50.6 million. UEC Electronics, LLC holds 12 orders for $40.3 million, and Peopletec, Inc. holds 9 orders for $53.9 million. DLH, LLC rounds out the awardee base with 3 orders valued at $10.2 million. Activity is concentrated among these five firms; no long tail of secondary primes exists.

The Department of the Navy Information Warfare Systems Command accounts for 32 of 49 total task orders, representing $159 million in combined potential value. The United States Marine Corps placed 16 orders valued at $151.6 million. The Department of the Navy Installations Command placed 1 order for $22.8 million. Navy-wide funding dominates, capturing approximately 97% of the vehicle's activity.

Approximately 76% of task orders carry no set-aside designation, with the remaining 24% designated for small business. Task orders employ firm fixed price, cost-plus-fixed-fee, and cost-no-fee pricing structures. Individual orders range from small minimum guarantees of $5,000 to major projects exceeding $20 million in ceiling value. Notable recent awards include a $22.8 million effort for CCTV system installation expansion at Naval installations and multiple $20 million-plus engineering and installation efforts supporting command operations centers and wargaming facilities.

Combined task-order potential value stands at $333.3 million, with $200.4 million obligated (60% of potential). The vehicle has executed 49 task orders over its seven-year lifecycle at a rate averaging 6–9 orders per year, though 2025 ordering activity was limited to 5 orders before the August 21 deadline closed the vehicle.

The scope of this IDIQ covers the entire spectrum of outcomes associated with the full lifecycle of delivery of systems and equipment. The objectives of this contract are to provide systems, equipment and kitting on all platforms under the following capabilities: Command and Control; Communications; Cyber Security; Networking; Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance