IMCOM Support Base Services

The Department of the Army Installation Management Command awarded a Master IDIQ for Support Base Services at Army installations across the Continental United States and Hawaii on December 30, 2011, with a last date to order of March 30, 2020—ordering closed over six years ago and this vehicle is no longer active.

The SBS contract covers 12 functional task areas spanning plans, training, mobilization, security, human resources, finance, material management and supply, services, movements, equipment readiness and maintenance, billeting and facilities, and information management across the IMCOM installation portfolio. Task orders awarded under the vehicle reflect the breadth of this scope: Fort Bliss training support, Fort Hood base operations, mobilization and demobilization services for active and reserve components, range support operations, Joint Base Lewis-McChord non-DOL base operations, and personnel services including AGMILPO support and human resources.

The vehicle established 29 task orders with a combined potential value of $319.3 million, of which $309.5 million (97%) has been obligated. Ordering momentum declined sharply in the final years: 5 orders in 2017, 3 in 2018, and only 1 in 2019 before the vehicle closed.

Competition is highly concentrated. Tatitlek Training Services, Inc. dominates with 7 orders valued at $239.8 million combined—roughly 75% of all potential value under the vehicle. Gap Solutions, Inc. holds 8 orders worth $31.5 million. The remaining six primes—Alog Corp, Logistics & Environmental Solutions Corporation, Techwise LLC, and three others—share the balance, with activity heavily skewed toward the lead contractor.

Customer demand is regionally distributed. The Army Installation Management Command Southwest Region placed 7 orders valued at $235.6 million (74% of total potential value). The Southeast Region placed 10 orders for $46.2 million. The remaining regions and the Materiel Command Sustainment Command account for minimal volume.

Set-aside distribution is evenly split: 52% of orders (15) carried small business set-asides; 48% (14) were unrestricted. Task-order values range from $10 thousand minimum guarantees to $118 million ceiling values, with most production orders in the $5–60 million range. The largest single order, to Tatitlek Training Services for Fort Bliss training support, carried a $118 million ceiling.

Given the vehicle's closure in 2020 and substantial saturation of obligated funds, pursuit opportunities are limited to residual small work or closeout activities only.

The Mission and Installation Contracting Command (MICC) Center - Fort Sam Houston, Texas has awarded a Master IDIQ for Support Base Services (SBS) at Army Installations across the Continental United States and in Hawaii. The SBS PWS covers the following 12 functional task areas: Task 1 - Plans; Task 2 - Training; Task 3 - Mobilization; Task 4 - Security; Task 5 - Human Resources; Task 6 - Finance; Task 7 - Material Management and Supply; Task 8 - Services; Task 9 - Movements; Task 10 - Equipment Readiness and Maintenance; Task 11 - Billeting and Facilities; and Task 12 - Information Management.