Maritime Special Operations Forces Support

The United States Special Operations Command established a multiple-award IDIQ for Maritime Special Operations Forces Support services on March 20, 2020, with a shared ceiling of $295 million and an ordering period that closed on March 19, 2026. The vehicle is no longer open for new task orders; its successor, Maritime Special Operations Forces 2.0, was awarded on April 1, 2025.

Over six years of operation, the vehicle executed 133 task orders with a combined potential value of $374.6 million, of which $271.3 million (72 percent) has been obligated. Award activity accelerated in the final years—from 13 orders per year in 2022–2023 to 18 in 2024 and 29 in 2025, with 5 orders placed in the first quarter of 2026 before the vehicle closed.

The contract vehicles exclusively supports Navy and Special Operations Command customer agencies. The Department of the Navy Naval Special Warfare Command accounts for the largest share, with 58 task orders valued at $128.4 million combined potential value. United States Special Operations Command placed 46 orders worth $103.2 million, followed by broader Navy organizations with 28 combined orders valued at $142.5 million.

Competitive concentration is moderate. People, Technology And Processes, LLC holds the largest position with 44 orders and $150.1 million combined potential value, roughly 40 percent of the vehicle's total. Rmgs Inc. and Lukos, LLC each hold 39 orders, with $109.6 million and $71.1 million combined potential value respectively. Spathe Systems LLC rounds out the four-firm base with 11 orders worth $43.8 million. These four primes captured the entire portfolio.

The vehicle was originally set-aside for Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Businesses, but task-order execution shows a mixed pattern: 65 percent of orders were competed with no set-aside, 32 percent were designated SDVOSB (competitive), and 3 percent were SDVOSB sole-source. This distribution reflects actual ordering behavior rather than the initial reserve intent.

Task orders span logistics, professional, technical, and administrative support, with order values typically ranging from under $200,000 for single-person FTE positions to several million dollars for larger programs. Representative recent orders include multiperson logistics support (ceilings from $630,000 to $4.1 million), specialized training coordination, dive maintenance technician services, intelligence analyst positions, and exercise support. Orders run for one to five years, with many structured around base periods and option years. A notable mega-order, TRADET-1 support, carries a ceiling of $22.2 million. Most task orders use firm-fixed-price structures and draw from CONUS and OCONUS locations determined at the task-order level, with significant activity in Virginia Beach and subordinate special warfare commands.