Intelligence, Surveillance, Reconnaissance, and Targeting

The Intelligence, Surveillance, Reconnaissance, and Targeting (ISR&T) Master IDIQ is a Naval Air Systems Command vehicle established to procure research, development, testing, and evaluation activities supporting ISR&T requirements. The vehicle enables the government to obtain prototypes and deployable systems developed through research and analysis, systems and software engineering, and transition activities that include installation, demonstration, experimentation, testing, and training. All contractors performing under this vehicle must maintain Secret Facility Clearance and Sensitive Compartmented Information Facility clearance capabilities. The vehicle encompasses the full spectrum of advanced prototype development through final transition to Programs of Record, with technical performance applicable to Navy and National Community-sponsored prototype systems. The Master IDIQ carries a shared ceiling of approximately $89.8 million with a last date to order of November 13, 2029.

Recent delivery orders issued under the ISR&T Master IDIQ demonstrate a range of contract structures and values, from minimum guarantee orders valued at $2,500 each issued to Toyon Research Corporation, Epsilon C5I Inc., and Booz Allen Hamilton Inc., to a significantly larger $3.4 million cost-plus-fixed-fee delivery order awarded to KBR Wyle Services LLC for the ISR&T TO0001 CROSSBOW task. All delivery orders are scheduled for completion by February 2026 or November 2029 and are awarded without set-aside designations, permitting full and open competition among qualified contractors. Work locations include West McLean, Virginia and Lexington Park, Maryland. The vehicle has attracted both large prime contractors such as Booz Allen Hamilton and KBR Wyle Services as well as small businesses including Toyon Research Corporation and Epsilon C5I Inc., indicating the government's interest in leveraging diverse contractor capabilities for specialized ISR&T support services.