Information Management Communications Systems III (IMCS III)

U.S. Army Cyber Command awarded the Information Management Communications Systems III Master IDIQ on April 14, 2015, to provide non-personal Administrative Telephone Services and Information Technology support services for state-side Network Enterprise Centers communication systems, with ordering now closed as of December 14, 2023. The vehicle is no longer available for new task orders.

The Master IDIQ carried a shared ceiling of $850 million. Over its lifecycle, 78 task orders totaling $741.6 million in combined potential value were awarded, with $673.2 million (91% of combined potential) obligated. Ordering momentum peaked in 2022 with 12 orders, declining to 5 orders in 2023 before the vehicle expired. The vehicle succeeded Information Management and Communication Services II, which was awarded in 2007.

Task orders center on administrative telephone services (ATS) and information technology systems support at Army installations nationwide, including Fort Bliss, Fort Carson, Fort Bragg (now Fort Liberty), Fort Jackson, Fort Leonard Wood, Fort Knox, Picatinny Arsenal, Carlisle Barracks, and others. Work includes inside plant and outside plant operations, customer service desk support, local area network maintenance, unified communications capabilities, and wired telecommunications for voice, video, and data services. Firm fixed-price delivery orders ranged from $2,500 (minimum guarantees to several small awardees) to approximately $41.5 million in combined potential value for the Aberdeen Proving Ground work.

Gc&E Systems Group, LLC dominated the vehicle with 18 orders and $194.3 million combined potential value. Gstek, Inc. and Strategic Resources, Incorporated followed with 10 and 13 orders respectively, holding $116.1 million and $84.5 million combined potential value. These three primes plus A&T Systems, Inc. and Cordev Corporation captured 71% of task orders. Eighteen distinct prime contractors shared the vehicle overall. Ninety percent of orders carried no set-aside designation; the remaining mix included 9% Small Business and 1% Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business designations.

Department of the Army Cyber Command funded 67 of 78 orders (96% of awards), representing $712.3 million of the combined potential value. Other Army materiel command entities placed the remaining orders at much smaller scales. Geographic performance dispersed across CONUS military installations in support of regional Network Enterprise Centers.

U.S. Army Contracting Command (ACC) Aberdeen Proving Ground (APG), Huachuca Division, in support of the Network Enterprise Technology Command (NETCOM) Information Management Communications Systems III (IMCS III) acquisition. This acquisition is for non-personal Administrative Telephone Services (ATS) and Information Technology (IT) support services consisting of unified capabilities, wired telecommunications, voice, video, and data services for state-side Network Enterprise Centers (NECs) communication systems.