NAVSUP FLC Norfolk C4I Engineering Support I (C4I-ES)

The Naval Supply Systems Command awarded this Master IDIQ to provide C4I, Surface Ship Anti-Submarine Warfare, Surface Ship Undersea Warfare, Surface Ship Mine Warfare Systems, and Combat Systems engineering, analytical, logistics, and technical support services to the Mid Atlantic Regional Maintenance Center, with ordering closed on December 31, 2015.

The vehicle is no longer active. The last task order was issued on December 30, 2015, making the vehicle dormant for over a decade. This vehicle was succeeded by NAVSUP FLC Norfolk C4I Engineering Support II, awarded January 1, 2016.

Over its 11-year ordering period, the vehicle generated 1,069 task orders with 100 percent of the combined potential value of $165.7 million obligated. Ordering velocity declined steadily in the final years—from 112 orders in 2011 to 74–88 orders annually in 2013–2015. The task orders funded on-site support, refurbishment, and assessment work across Navy combat systems: MK-41 Vertical Launch Systems, SRBOC decoy launchers, NULKA decoy launchers, Harpoon weapon systems, Phalanx CIWS, search radars, electronic warfare systems (AN/SLQ-32 variants), and communications platforms. Pricing was exclusively Cost Plus Fixed Fee.

General Dynamics Information Technology dominated the vehicle, winning 973 of 1,069 orders (91 percent) and capturing $152.3 million of the $165.7 million combined potential value. Raytheon Company held the remainder with 96 orders and $13.4 million combined potential value. All 1,069 task orders carried no set-aside designation.

Customer demand was concentrated in the Navy. The Naval Sea Systems Command placed 624 orders valued at $116.8 million (71 percent of combined potential value). U.S. Fleet Forces Command (Atlantic) placed 421 orders at $31.8 million. The remaining seven customer agencies accounted for a small fraction: Naval Air Systems Command, Naval Supply Systems Command, and U.S. Pacific Fleet Forces together held 16 orders and $13.1 million.

Task-order values ranged widely—from under $10,000 for small repairs to near $1 million for integrated system support. Typical single orders fell in the $100,000–$700,000 band. Durations were short, typically 4–12 months, with ultimate completion dates clustered around June or August of the performance year. Place of performance was Norfolk, Virginia and regional Atlantic Fleet ship maintenance locations.

This Master IDIQ is to provide Command, Control, Communications, Computers and Intelligence (C4I), Surface Ship Anti-Submarine Warfare (ASW), Surface Ship Undersea Warfare (USW), Surface Ship Mine Warfare Systems (MIW) and Combat Systems engineering, analytical, logistics and technical support services to the Mid Atlantic Regional Maintenance Center (MARMC).