Integration, Engineering and Support for C4ISR and Shore Platforms

The Department of the Navy Information Warfare Systems Command established this Master IDIQ for system support, project management, technical integration, testing, maintenance, engineering, logistics, and security services for Command, Control, Communications, Computers, Intelligence, Reconnaissance, and Surveillance (C4ISR) systems and shore platforms on January 29, 2020, with ordering authority extending through February 2, 2028—approximately 18 months of remaining order placement authority.

The vehicle carries no set-aside designation and remains actively ordered. The portfolio spans 137 task orders totaling $180.9 million in combined potential value, of which $128.2 million (71%) has been obligated. Recent ordering activity holds steady at approximately 20 orders per year, with four orders awarded in the first quarter of 2026 and the most recent award dated April 7, 2026. Task orders predominantly address electronic security system upgrades and maintenance—access control systems, closed-circuit television, intrusion detection systems, and related physical security infrastructure—alongside engineering services, project management support, knowledge management, logistics, and facilities support at Navy installations and commands.

Competition concentrates heavily at the prime level. Sev1Tech, LLC dominates with 78 orders valued at $84.8 million combined potential value, representing approximately 47% of all awarded orders and 47% of combined vehicle value. Systems Technology Forum, LTD. holds a distant second with 16 orders valued at $48.4 million. VT Milcom Inc. (12 orders, $10.2 million), and a small number of other contractors round out the remainder. These top three primes account for 91% of task orders. Customer concentration skews toward internal Navy billets: the Department of the Navy Information Warfare Systems Command placed 66 orders worth $83.3 million (approximately 48% of all orders and 46% of value), followed by Naval Air Systems Command, U.S. Pacific Fleet Forces, Installations Command, and Marine Corps. These five customer entities account for 84% of all task orders.

Pricing structures split between cost-plus-fixed-fee (the majority) and cost-no-fee arrangements. Representative recent orders range from under $150,000 to approximately $2.2 million in potential value, with durations typically spanning one to two years. Place of performance centers on Hawaii and Southern California naval installations, particularly Pearl Harbor and San Diego-area commands, though work extends to other Navy regional maintenance centers and commands nationwide. Individual task orders exercising options beyond initial base periods indicate sustained customer confidence in the contractor workforce.

The scope of this IDIQ includes system support, project management, administration, drafting, technical integration, testing, maintenance, engineering, logistics, facilities, and security for software and hardware for new and existing Command, Control, Communications, Computers, Intelligence, Reconnaissance, and Surveillance (C4ISR) systems and networks. These programs include efforts in the following areas: Engineering services for systems and security; System integration, installation and fabrication; Rapid prototyping and experimentation; Research, development, testing, and evaluation; Engineering documentation drafting; Logistics and administration support; Sustainment and maintenance support; and Information assurance certification and accreditation.