Enterprise Computer and Information Technology Support Services (ECITS)

Naval Facilities Engineering Command awarded this Master IDIQ on September 23, 2021, to provide enterprise computer and information technology support services, with ordering authority open through March 22, 2027—approximately eight months of remaining ordering window. The vehicle carries a shared ceiling of $151 million and is unrestricted (no set-aside).

This vehicle shows minimal active use. Five delivery orders were awarded in September 2021 to Stellar Innovations & Solutions Inc., Attainx Inc., Chitra Productions LLC, Osctech LLC, and SV Synergies LLC; all five orders have since been de-obligated to zero dollars through modifications completed in September 2026. No new awards have been issued since September 2021, representing a four-year-plus ordering hiatus. The task-order portfolio carries no obligated value and zero combined potential value across all five primes, indicating the vehicle is functionally dormant.

The originating solicitation (N3943019R2126, posted July 2019, awarded December 2020) advertised systems development lifecycle support, cybersecurity support, business systems operations and support, IT operations management, and enterprise analysis and management services. Work is performed at various Naval Facilities Engineering Command installations globally in support of facilities management, construction management, and installation management systems. Pricing was structured as fully burdened maximum hourly labor rates.

Competition is fragmented: five primes each hold one order with equal nominal standing. All task orders are unrestricted (no set-aside designations). Customer agency concentration is complete—all five orders fund Naval Facilities Engineering Command.

The practical obsolescence of this vehicle warrants caution. De-obligations across the entire initial awardee cohort, combined with zero activity over nearly five years and imminent expiration in eight months, suggest either fulfilled minimum guarantees followed by inactivity or potential performance issues. Pursuit makes sense only if you hold an existing award and seek to protect incumbent position, or if Navy plans a final draw-down before vehicle close.