Information Management and Communication Services II (IMCS II)

The Information Management and Communication Services II (IMCS II) Master Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract is a comprehensive information technology and telecommunications support vehicle for the United States Army. The contract encompasses a wide range of non-personal services focused on operations and maintenance of Network Enterprise Centers (NEC), including administrative telephone services, network communications systems, information technology support, and land mobile radio management. Specific service offerings include switchboard console operations, inside and outside plant services, customer telephone support, LAN administration, system maintenance, help desk assistance, software and hardware troubleshooting, video teleconferencing support, and technical control facility operations.

Task orders under this vehicle typically range from approximately $1.5 million to $30 million, with durations commonly spanning one base year and four option years. The majority of task orders are awarded with a firm fixed-price contract type and are predominantly set aside for either no specific small business designation or total small business set-asides. Frequently performing locations include military installations such as Fort Hamilton (New York), Fort Rucker (Alabama), Fort Campbell (Kentucky), Fort Meade (Maryland), and Joint Base Langley-Eustis (Virginia). Notable prime contractors include Global Management Systems, Inc. (GMSI), SRI, and Cordev, Inc. The primary funding agency is the U.S. Army, with task orders supporting various administrative and technical communication infrastructure needs across different Army installations nationwide.