DISA Test & Evaluation Mission Support 2012-2017

The Defense Information Systems Agency awarded this Master IDIQ for test and evaluation mission support to DISA's Test & Evaluation Executive Office and Joint Interoperability Test Command on July 30, 2012, with an ordering deadline of April 28, 2018 — now closed for over eight years. The vehicle carries a shared ceiling of $870 million and is no longer accepting new orders.

All 669 task orders issued under this vehicle are unrestricted, competitively awarded. The portfolio obligated $371.5 million against a combined potential value of $376.8 million, representing 99 percent utilization. Ordering momentum declined sharply in the vehicle's final years: 75 orders in 2014 fell to 27 by 2017, with a final spike to 52 orders in 2018 as the April deadline approached. The most recent task order was awarded April 27, 2018.

Scope spans testing, engineering, logistic, and administrative support for DISA's interoperability testing mission. Awarded task orders show diverse applications: certification testing for communications systems (GCCS-J, MilCloud, APCO), cybersecurity and threat assessments (IPPS-A), enterprise software platforms (Defense Enterprise Office Solutions), intelligence systems (DI2E), satellite systems (GPS III), and specialized labs (EKMS, Radio Test Facility, Tactical Edge Testbed). The vehicle also funded training, requirements reviews, configuration management, and documentation support across DISA's testing ecosystem.

Science Applications International Corporation dominates with 291 orders totaling $153.5 million in potential value—roughly 41 percent of all activity. Mantech Advanced Systems International follows with 142 orders and $102.6 million. American Systems Corporation holds 74 orders worth $55.2 million. HII Mission Technologies, Engility Services, and four additional smaller primes complete the base. These top five primes collectively account for 95 percent of the vehicle's potential value.

DISA was the sole funding customer for all 669 orders, concentrating all activity within a single agency. Task-order pricing split roughly evenly between cost-plus-fixed-fee and firm-fixed-price structures. Individual orders ranged from under $20,000 to $1.235 million, with most falling in the $30,000 to $400,000 band. Task order durations typically spanned four to twelve months. This vehicle's lifecycle has concluded; successor vehicles now serve DISA's T&E mission support requirements.

This Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA) Test & Evaluation (T & E) Mission Support Service (MSS) solicitation provides test and evaluation support for the DISA T & E Executive Office (TEO) and the DISA Joint Interoperability Test Command (JITC) in order to fulfill their DISA T & E mission. Contractors support tasks to perform a wide range of non-personal services to encompass testing, scientific, engineering, logistic, administrative, and ancillary support of the DISA T & E mission.