Department of Defense Support Services 2010-2014

Ended Master IDIQ Awarded

Federal agency
Awardees
5
Task orders
33
Obligated
$133,471,999

Vehicle facts

Opportunity
  • HQ003410R0004 Solicitation number
Agency
Combined task order value
  • $133,476,451 Current, with exercised options
  • $150,934,690 Potential, with all options
Last date to order 100% complete
Shared ceiling 44% used
$300,000,000.00

IDV award and task order details come from SAM.gov/FPDS.

About this vehicle

The Department of Defense Washington Headquarters Service established a Master IDIQ on February 26, 2010 to provide professional, technical, analytical, administrative, and security services in support of worldwide counter-intelligence, security, intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance missions and organizational operations. Ordering under this vehicle closed on February 26, 2014 — the vehicle is no longer active.

The vehicle generated 33 task orders over its four-year ordering window, with combined potential value of $150.9 million against a shared ceiling of $300 million. As of the most recent awards in May 2013, $133.5 million (88% of combined potential value) has been obligated. Ordering momentum peaked in the vehicle's first year with 16 awards, declined to 5 in 2011, rebounded to 11 in 2012, then fell to a single award in 2013 before the vehicle's ordering deadline.

Task orders span intelligence and operational analysis, ISR program management and analytics, human capital and compensation system support, web architecture and secure communications, foreign language services, and policy and strategic support. Awards ranged from approximately $98 thousand (ISR Task Force bridge support) to $27.3 million (ISR support to the Under Secretary of Defense for Intelligence and Vice Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff). The largest single order, HQ003410A0011-0001 with $27.3 million potential value, provided administrative and analytical support for ISR program execution and tracking.

Science Applications International Corporation dominated the vehicle, holding 12 orders worth $71.3 million combined potential value—roughly 47% of all task-order potential value. Booz Allen Hamilton and Leidos each held 6 orders with $25.5 million and $19.9 million respectively; Deloitte & Touche held 5 orders worth $19.6 million. These four firms account for 94% of awarded orders. All task orders carried no set-aside designation. The Office of the Secretary of Defense placed 31 of 33 orders ($123.4 million combined potential value), with the remaining orders distributed to the Air Force and DOD Washington Headquarters Service itself.

Description

Master IDIQ for providing professional, technical, analytical, administrative, and security services to assist in the areas of world-wide counter-intelligence, security, intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance missions and organizational operation. Contractors under this vehicle will provide a wide range of high quality technical, analytical, programmatic, functional, and administrative support services.

IDV awards

Latest task orders

Task order Awardee Awarding agency Obligated Last action
ISR SME support services 0015 Science Applications International Corporation WHS $9,858,122
ISR technical and analytical support 0002 Booz Allen Hamilton Inc. WHS $431,006
Web architect/website support 0005 Science Applications International Corporation WHS $4,273,463
Technical programming/policy support 0005 Deloitte & Touche LLP WHS $4,801,304
Technical and administrative support WRE 0004 Leidos, Inc. WHS $7,712,878
Coalition & ally information sharing 0004 Science Applications International Corporation WHS $351,212
Website, secure communications, video teleconferencing and financial support. 0003 Leidos, Inc. WHS $1,756,532
Analytics support and ad hoc reporting 0006 Booz Allen Hamilton Inc. WHS $2,687,599
ISR analytics 0007 Science Applications International Corporation WHS $9,208,957
IO governance/career force web support 0003 Science Applications International Corporation WHS $1,321,464
Contractor will use their subject matter expertise in ISR capabilities, joint… 0001 Science Applications International Corporation WHS $27,278,706
Technical and administrative support for policy, strategy and doctrine… 0001 Leidos, Inc. WHS $4,166,301
ISR effectiveness studies 0002 Science Applications International Corporation WHS $22,628,144
Pay & performance analytic support 0011 Science Applications International Corporation WHS $504,668
Dcips, dises, and disl performance management analysis support services 0012 Science Applications International Corporation WHS $987,979
Battlespace awareness cap portfolio mgmt 0006 Science Applications International Corporation WHS $4,037,636
Sudden spirit support 0003 Deloitte & Touche LLP WHS $4,906,550
Public affairs and editorial support SVS 0003 Booz Allen Hamilton Inc. WHS $1,106,116
Dcips support 0006 Leidos, Inc. WHS $623,410
Information operation /strategic support 0002 Leidos, Inc. WHS $4,880,993
Support for dcips compensation workbench & dcips pay-out analysis tool 0014 Science Applications International Corporation WHS $564,602
Foreign language support services 0004 Booz Allen Hamilton Inc. WHS $1,931,894
Security & intelligence support 0005 Booz Allen Hamilton Inc. WHS $6,216,191
Labor 0007 Deloitte & Touche LLP WHS $998,343
Executive and special projects / annual SOA support 0010 Science Applications International Corporation WHS $506,623
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Top awardees by obligations

Rank Awardee Obligated Share
1 Science Applications International Corporation $69,391,941 52%
2 Leidos, Inc. $19,237,771 14%
3 Deloitte & Touche LLP $15,668,856 12%
4 Booz Allen Hamilton Inc. $14,579,625 11%
5 Science Applications International Corporation $14,131,586 11%
6 Caci, Inc. - Federal $462,221 <1%

Top funding agencies by obligations

Rank Funding agency Obligated Share
1 Office of the Secretary of Defense $105,937,305 79%
2 Washington Headquarters Service $22,628,144 17%
3 Air Force $4,906,550 4%

Obligations by fiscal year

Fiscal year Obligated
FY2022 -$8,622
FY2021 -$3,219
FY2020 -$105,288
FY2018 -$232,092
FY2017 -$747,426
FY2016 -$485,862
FY2015 $8,815,035
FY2014 $29,453,887
FY2013 $30,413,576
FY2012 $26,880,006
FY2011 $25,889,495
FY2010 $13,602,510
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Quick answers

What is the Department of Defense Support Services 2010-2014 contract vehicle?

Department of Defense Support Services 2010-2014 is an indefinite delivery, indefinite quantity (IDIQ) contract vehicle run by Washington Headquarters Service (Department of Defense), awarded on February 26, 2010.

Which companies hold Department of Defense Support Services 2010-2014?

5 companies hold Department of Defense Support Services 2010-2014's IDV awards, one each. The latest went to Caci, Inc. - Federal on February 26, 2010. The awardees whose task orders obligated the most are Science Applications International Corporation, Leidos, Inc. and Deloitte & Touche LLP.

How much has been spent through Department of Defense Support Services 2010-2014?

33 task orders have been placed under Department of Defense Support Services 2010-2014, obligating $133,471,999. Their combined current value, with exercised options, is $133,476,451.

What is the shared ceiling of Department of Defense Support Services 2010-2014?

Department of Defense Support Services 2010-2014's shared ceiling is $300,000,000; its task orders have used 44% of it.

Which agencies use Department of Defense Support Services 2010-2014 the most?

The departments whose task orders under Department of Defense Support Services 2010-2014 obligated the most are Office of the Secretary of Defense ($105,937,305), Washington Headquarters Service ($22,628,144) and Air Force ($4,906,550).

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