Information Management Communications Services IV (IMCS IV)

Department of the Army Cyber Command established the Information Management Communications Services IV (IMCS IV) Master IDIQ on June 18, 2023, with a shared ceiling of $990 million and ordering authority through June 17, 2028—approximately 1 year 11 months of remaining ordering window. The vehicle is a multiple-award IDIQ supporting administrative telephone services, information technology services, and infrastructure operations and maintenance across Army installations.

Ordering momentum has declined significantly. The vehicle issued 29 task orders in its first partial year (2023), fell to 15 in 2024, then 14 in 2025, with only 1 order placed as of April 2026. Of the 59 total task orders awarded, 53 orders funding $399.6 million in combined potential value target Department of the Army Cyber Command, while 6 orders worth $78.3 million fund broader Department of the Army programs, indicating heavy concentration in the originating agency.

Task orders range from small baseline awards (numerous $2,500 infrastructure maintenance notices issued in July 2023) to substantially larger agreements with ceiling values in the $30–$45 million range. Representative mid-market orders include Fort Meade administrative telephone and IT services at $25 million potential, Fort Novosel telephone and IT systems at $26.9 million, and Fort Campbell administrative services at $28.9 million. The largest recent award (April 2026) to Aberdeen Proving Ground for administrative telephone and IT support carries a $44 million ceiling. About 59 percent of task orders carry no set-aside, while 39 percent are total small business and 2 percent are service-disabled veteran-owned small business.

A & T Systems, Inc. dominates the award base with 10 orders worth $117.6 million in combined potential value, followed by Link Solutions Inc. and Gstek, Inc. with $70.5 million and $70.4 million respectively. Beat-Atc LIMITED Liability Company and Full Spectrum Operations LLC round out the top five. These five firms hold 78 percent of combined potential value across 29 distinct primes. Of $478 million in combined task-order potential value, $138.6 million (29 percent) has been obligated to date.

Work is performed at domestic Army installations nationwide, including Fort Bragg (North Carolina), Fort Campbell (Kentucky), Fort Meade (Maryland), Fort Novosel (Alabama), Fort Stewart (Georgia), Fort Johnson (Louisiana), Picatinny Arsenal (New Jersey), Aberdeen Proving Ground (Maryland), and smaller regional facilities. The vehicle succeeded Information Management and Communication Services II, awarded in 2007.