Fort Leavenworth Support Services 2010-2016

Award Date 1/1/2011
Last Date To Order 6/30/2016
Shared Ceiling $5.2M
Federal Agency
Southwest Region
Contract Type
Master IDIQ
Predecessor
Not listed
Successors

The Fort Leavenworth Support Services Master IDIQ Contract (2010-2016) is a comprehensive support services vehicle for the US Army Combined Arms Center and Fort Leavenworth, focusing on developing and producing critical military training, doctrine, and operational support capabilities. The contract encompasses an extensive range of functional areas including doctrine development, training strategies, organizational development, knowledge management, military research, leader development, combat development, publication development, and various technical support services. Through this vehicle, the Mission and Installation Contracting Command Center-Fort Eustis (MICC C-EU) enabled multiple contractors to provide targeted professional services supporting the US Army's training and conceptual development infrastructure.

Task orders under this IDIQ demonstrate significant diversity in scope and value, typically ranging from $50,000 to over $10 million, with most being firm-fixed price and spanning 1-3 years. Approximately 40% of task orders were set aside for small businesses, covering areas such as visual information support, SharePoint management, training development, analytical support, and mission-specific technical services. Notably, key task orders include substantial investments in areas like Mission Command training ($6.16M for G6 Mission Data Center Support), training prevention programs ($6.37M for SHARP Prevention Training), and operational analytical work ($10.5M for CATS support). The majority of task orders were awarded between 2011-2016, with performance primarily occurring at or supporting Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, and focused on enhancing US Army training, doctrine, and operational capabilities.

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