Navy Professional Technical and Analytical Services 2012-2017

The Department of the Navy Naval Network Warfare Command established this Master IDIQ on March 2, 2012, to procure professional technical and analytical services spanning information assurance, information operations (including electronic warfare, computer network operations, psychological operations, military deception, and operations security), signal intelligence, strategic and tactical planning, database management, systems assessment, and IT management. Ordering closed on March 1, 2017, nine years and four months ago, and the vehicle is no longer active for new task orders.

The vehicle is exhausted. Fifty-nine task orders were awarded across its five-year ordering window, with combined potential value of $60.3 million against the vehicle's $134.4 million shared ceiling. Obligated dollars reached $56.2 million, consuming 93 percent of the combined potential value. The most recent order award occurred on September 25, 2017, eight years and nine months ago. Activity peaked in 2015 with 10 orders, followed by 9 in 2016 and 7 in 2017, but ordering velocity collapsed after the March 2017 cutoff.

Work actually bought under the vehicle tilted toward cybersecurity and personnel support. Recent task orders show orders for HBSS, ACAS, and DCO cybersecurity expertise; information systems security manager support; electronic warfare training unit support; web risk assessment penetration testing; and Oracle database administration. Earlier orders included larger standing professional services arrangements with ceiling values in the $3 million to $7 million range.

Competition concentrated heavily on two primes. Tyto Government Solutions Inc. won 24 orders valued at $17.5 million combined potential, and HII Mission Technologies Corp won 17 orders worth $14 million. Leidos, Inc. held two orders but the highest dollar value among secondary vendors at $11.4 million combined potential. The top five primes covered 86 percent of combined task-order potential value. Eight distinct primes held awards across the vehicle's life.

Customer concentration centered on Fleet Cyber Command and Naval Network Warfare Command itself. Fleet Cyber Command placed 22 orders valued at $35 million combined potential; Naval Network Warfare Command placed 29 orders worth $22.7 million. United States Fleet Forces Command (Atlantic) placed 7 orders at $2.5 million. All 59 task orders were unrestricted competitive awards with no set-aside designations.

Task orders ranged widely in value. Mid-sized orders typically ran $200,000 to $800,000, while large standing arrangements reached into the high single-digit millions. The largest individual order, N0018912D0008-0002 to HII Mission Technologies Corp, carried a ceiling of $6.9 million. Most orders carried firm fixed pricing.

Master IDIQ for providing support encompassing the mission areas of Information Assurance (IA) and Information Operations (IO), and the core capabilities of IO: electronic warfare, computer network operations, psychological operations, military deception, and operations security. Work under this vehicle also includes support for missions, functions, and tasks related to signal intelligence (SIGNINT); strategic, operational, and tactical planning; operational support and reachback; database/library data management, fleet IO requirements; experimentation, tactics evaluation, and doctrine development; systems assessment; information technology management and administration; engineering and technical services; and management and professional support services for Naval Information Operations Command (NIOC).