Expeditionary TRICON Systems

The Expeditionary TRICON Systems (ETS) Master IDIQ contract is a federal contract vehicle focused on providing modular, deployable field service equipment for military expeditionary operations. The contract encompasses four primary system types: Expeditionary TRICON Latrine System (ELS), Expeditionary TRICON Shower System (ESS), Expeditionary TRICON Kitchen System (EKS), and Expeditionary TRICON Batch Laundry System (EBL). These systems are designed to enhance combat field service capabilities, providing essential infrastructure support for deployed military personnel in various operational environments.

The task orders under this vehicle are predominantly awarded to small businesses, with individual delivery orders ranging from approximately $25,000 to over $15 million. The primary funding agency is the U.S. Army, as evidenced by the contract identifiers starting with "W911QY". Most task orders focus on procuring, modifying, or testing various ETS components, with typical contract durations spanning 6-12 months. The delivery orders cover a wide range of activities, including initial system procurement, color change restocking, factory acceptance testing, and system modifications. The contract's shared ceiling value is $465 million, with most task orders being firm-fixed price and set aside exclusively for small business contractors. The contract was originally awarded on September 20, 2011, with the last date to order being December 31, 2016, indicating a specific period of performance for this critical military field infrastructure support vehicle.