Millennia Lite

GSA Federal Acquisition Service established Millennia Lite, a multiple-award Master GWAC providing information technology support services worldwide, on April 21, 2000, but ordering closed on September 15, 2010, making this vehicle inactive for new task-order placement. The vehicle had a shared ceiling of $20 billion and supported four functional areas; no new orders may be issued against it.

The vehicle is no longer actively used. The most recent task order was awarded on January 10, 2012, more than fourteen years ago. Annual ordering activity declined sharply in its final years—from 100 orders in 2008 to 45 in 2009, 23 in 2010, 2 in 2011, and 1 in 2012—reflecting wind-down after the September 2010 ordering cutoff. Across its full life, 2,385 task orders were awarded, with $10.48 billion in combined potential value and $5.24 billion obligated (50 percent of potential value).

Work contracted under Millennia Lite spans a broad range of IT services and telecommunications. The task-order portfolio reveals heavy representation of pager and wireless services (Skytel airtime, paging services across multiple agencies), IT support and systems administration (network operations, helpdesk, IT maintenance), software development and testing, program management and engineering support, and mission-specific systems such as the Arms Control Enterprise System, H1N1 response tracking, and FAA operational test and evaluation. Pricing was mixed—firm fixed price dominated smaller orders and pager services, while time-and-materials and cost-plus structures supported larger systems integration and sustainment efforts.

Skytel Corp. held the largest order count with 355 awards totaling $1.52 billion in potential value, followed by CACI Inc - Federal (273 orders, $1.46 billion potential) and General Dynamics Information Technology, Inc. (185 orders, $1.09 billion potential). By combined potential value, Leidos, Inc. led with $1.67 billion across 90 orders. These five firms together captured roughly half of all orders and approximately 64 percent of combined potential value, indicating moderate concentration with a substantive long tail of smaller awardees among the 58 distinct primes.

Demand came from across federal civilian and defense agencies. GSA Federal Acquisition Service placed the most orders (202, $1.42 billion potential), followed by Defense Finance and Accounting Service (181 orders, $789.8 million potential) and Air Force Defense Finance and Accounting Service (165 orders, $470.5 million potential). Army and Navy also placed significant orders. The top five customers accounted for roughly one-third of all task orders, reflecting broad customer engagement across 220 distinct agencies.

Set-aside designations were negligible: 2,371 of 2,385 orders (99 percent) carried no set-aside, with only 12 orders designated for small business categories (8(a) sole-source, 8(a) with HUBZone preference, or competitive 8(a)).

Task-order values ranged widely. Most pager and telecommunications orders fell in the low thousands to tens of thousands. Mid-range IT support and programming orders typically ranged from $500,000 to $5 million potential value. Large systems contracts exceeded $30 million: notable examples include a Dual Polarization Modification for WSR-88D weather systems at $6.9 million obligated, FAA Engineering Support at $30.5 million ceiling, MC4 PMO Support at $192.4 million ceiling, an Air Force Network Security Center contract at $171.3 million ceiling, and an IT Systems Support Services order with a $35.3 million ceiling. Many orders used time-and-materials or cost-plus-fee structures to accommodate uncertain scope and duration.

Millennia Lite is a procurement vehicle designed to provide the full spectrum of Information Technology support services worldwide through multiple-award contracts available to all Federal departments and agencies.