Net-Centric C4ISR Shore Platform Integration and Systems Engineering

The Department of the Navy Information Warfare Systems Command established this Master IDIQ on June 1, 2017, for net-centric C4ISR shore platform integration and systems engineering, but ordering closed on May 30, 2022—more than four years ago. The vehicle is no longer active for new task orders.

The portfolio reflects heavy concentration among primes: Sev1Tech, LLC holds 97 of 105 awarded task orders and $45.2 million of the $47.4 million combined potential value, a dominant position accounting for roughly 95% of the vehicle's economics. Booz Allen Hamilton Inc. and Solute together account for the remaining eight orders worth roughly $2.2 million. The set-aside mix is overwhelmingly unrestricted, with 103 orders (98%) placed under no set-aside and only two small business orders.

Task-order values range widely, from under $50 thousand to approximately $4.4 million. Representative orders from 2020 include physical security upgrades work ($1.0 million to $1.9 million ceilings), authority-to-operate (ATO) maintenance and support ($165 thousand to $2.6 million), and systems engineering and design support. Most orders employ cost-plus-fixed-fee (CPFF) pricing with durations typically between one and two years, though several orders carried option periods or no-cost extensions extending performance into 2023 and 2024.

Obligated dollars stand at $46.7 million against the $47.4 million potential value, representing 98% utilization. The most recent task order awarded on January 31, 2022, was a $165 thousand CPFF services order. Annual ordering peaked in 2018–2020 (averaging 27–29 orders per year) and declined sharply in 2021–2022 (three combined orders).

Customer concentration centers on Navy buyers, particularly the Naval Information Warfare Systems Command with 54 orders worth $20.6 million. Five Navy commands—Information Warfare Systems Command, Naval Air Systems Command, Installations Command, United States Pacific Fleet Forces, and Naval Facilities Engineering Command—account for 80% of task orders. Geographic scope includes domestic naval installations, with recurring work at Naval Air Station Whidbey Island, Naval Base San Diego, Naval Facilities Engineering Command program sites, and other shore facilities. Scope spans physical security infrastructure upgrades, ACS/CCTV systems, systems engineering support, and anti-terrorism/force protection services.