Global INSCOM Intelligence Support Services (GISS)

The Department of the Army Intelligence and Security Command (INSCOM) established the Global INSCOM Intelligence Support Services Master IDIQ on September 12, 2014, with a shared ceiling of $7.2 billion, but the vehicle is no longer active—the last date to place orders was March 15, 2020, more than six years ago. The most recent task order award occurred on September 14, 2018. This vehicle procures intelligence, information operations, mission support, and sustainment services supporting INSCOM and mission partner requirements worldwide.

Seventy-three task orders have been awarded under the vehicle, generating a combined potential value of $1.96 billion, with $817.4 million obligated to date (42 percent of combined potential value). Ordering activity peaked in 2014 with 20 awards and has since declined; 2018 saw 12 awards before the ordering period closed. The mix of work reflects INSCOM's operational and analytical breadth: recent orders include biometric intelligence support (CONUS and OCONUS), counterintelligence vetting services, SIGINT analysis, training and readiness exercises, cyber labor support, logistics analysis, and insider-threat program support for INSCOM's Security Operations Center. Cost-plus-fixed-fee and firm-fixed-price structures dominate the task-order portfolio.

Competition concentrates among five primes. Caci Technologies, LLC leads by potential value at $598 million across six orders, followed by Dyncorp International LLC ($222.8 million), BAE Systems Technology Solutions & Services Inc. ($198 million), Leidos, Inc. ($152.8 million), and Absolute Business Solutions, Inc. ($145.9 million, across 10 orders). These five firms control 67 percent of combined potential value, while 28 distinct primes were awarded across the portfolio. Customer concentration is extreme: INSCOM itself placed 71 of 73 orders valued at $1.82 billion; the remaining two orders went to the Department of the Army and the Department of the Air Force Air Combat Command.

Set-aside distribution shows 71 percent unrestricted competition, 18 percent partial small business, and 11 percent total small business. Task-order values range widely from the $5,000 minimum guarantee orders issued at vehicle award through several large orders exceeding $100 million in potential value, including a $242.5 million Afghanistan intelligence support order and a $136.3 million order for 902D Analytical Services.

Procurement of intelligence, information operations, mission support and sustainment services supporting Global INSCOM Army and mission partner requirements worldwide.