NAVSUP Analytic Engineering Scientific and Programming Services

The Naval Supply Systems Command awarded this Master IDIQ on January 1, 2015, for analytic, engineering, scientific, and programming services supporting the Chief of Naval Operations Assessment Division's program objective memorandum assessment and Navy warfighting analytics across sea control, power projection, strategic deterrence, maritime security, decision superiority, and force generation. Ordering closed on December 31, 2019, and the vehicle is no longer active.

The IDIQ is fully expended. Seventy-nine task orders totaling $27.7 million in combined potential value were issued between February 2015 and September 2020, with $27.4 million already obligated (99% of the vehicle's capacity). Ordering momentum declined sharply in the final years: 2016 saw 17 orders, but by 2019 only 8 orders were placed, and the last 6 orders came in 2020 after the ordering deadline had passed.

Three prime contractors split the workload. Whitney Bradley & Brown, Inc. holds the largest share by value with 18 orders worth $10.3 million combined potential value, followed by Science Applications International Corporation with 32 orders valued at $9.9 million, and Metron Incorporated with 29 orders valued at $7.5 million. The distribution of awards by order count versus dollar value reflects variation in task-order sizing rather than competitive imbalance.

Task orders were unrestricted and competed among the three awardees. All 79 orders carried no set-aside designation. Typical task-order values ranged from approximately $50,000 to roughly $600,000, with one outlier professional support services order to Science Applications International Corporation reaching $4.3 million. Most orders used firm fixed price or cost-plus fixed fee pricing. Roughly 74% of all orders and $22.4 million in combined potential value funded Chief of Naval Operations programs; the remainder split between Naval Supply Systems Command, Defense Contract Management Agency, and the Secretary of the Navy.

Performance was distributed across multiple locations and task focuses, including anti-submarine warfare modeling, counter-C4ISR analysis, logistics analysis, and battle management assessments. This vehicle is closed to new orders and fully obligated.

The Naval Supply Systems Command (NAVSUP) Fleet Logistics Center (FLC) Norfolk, Contracting Department, Philadelphia Office has awarded a Master IDIQ for warfare, warfare support, campaign, and mission analyses in support of the office of the Chief of Naval Operations (OPNAV) Assessment Division's (N81) Program Objective Memorandum (POM) assessment and the Navy's analytic agenda. Services include analytic, engineering, scientific, and programming services in the areas of sea control, power projection, strategic deterrence, maritime security, decision superiority, and force generation in support of N81's mission. Their mission is to provide a comprehensive methodology and supporting review process that defines Navy warfighting capability and capacity requirements and warfighting wholeness; identify both near and far-term capacity and capability shortfalls and gaps; and provide quantitative and qualitative measures suitable for supporting value-based trades between disparate components of overall Navy capacity and capability.