NETC NTPS Curriculum Maintenance and Development (NTPS CMD)

The Department of the Navy Naval Supply Systems Command established this Master IDIQ on November 1, 2016, for curriculum development and maintenance services covering instructor-led training, interactive multimedia instruction, blended materials, and courseware delivery, but ordering closed October 31, 2022, making the vehicle unavailable for new task orders.

Despite the expired ordering period, the vehicle remains active operationally. Of the combined potential value of $80.6 million across 107 task orders, $77.7 million (96%) has been obligated. The most recent task order was awarded September 30, 2025, nine months ago, indicating continued execution under existing orders rather than new issuance capability. Activity has remained steady in recent years—2024 saw 7 orders and 2025 has seen 5 orders to date—though order volume dipped significantly in 2023 with only 4 orders awarded.

Competition is concentrated among a small set of established primes. General Dynamics Information Technology holds the largest combined potential value at $18.7 million across 14 orders, followed by Sonalysts Inc. at $12.8 million across 19 orders and Amentum Services, Inc. at $12.4 million across 21 orders. These three firms and HII Mission Technologies Corp and Carley Corporation together control 78% of the vehicle's potential value. Ten distinct primes have received awards overall.

Customer concentration is high within naval training organizations. The Naval Education and Training Command dominates with 42 orders valued at $43 million, while Naval Network Warfare Command has placed 26 orders for $15.4 million, and Bureau of Naval Personnel Chief of Naval Personnel has placed 17 orders for $11.2 million. These three Navy subordinate commands represent 92% of all task orders. All 107 task orders carry no set-aside designation, making this an unrestricted competitive vehicle.

Task order values range broadly, from small support services under $100,000 to a notable CH-53K maintenance curriculum development order for $5.9 million awarded May 2020. Typical orders for ISD support, training material maintenance, and rate training manual revisions fall in the $300,000 to $1.5 million range. Pricing structures split between firm fixed price and cost-plus-fixed-fee arrangements, with cost-plus work appearing more often for ongoing support and curriculum maintenance contracts.

Because ordering closed in 2022, prospective contractors cannot pursue new task orders under this vehicle; the window for entry has permanently closed.

Naval Education Training Command's (NETC) N7, in conjunction with Naval Education and Training Professional Development and Technology Center (NETPDTC) has awarded a Master IDIQ for Naval Training Products and Services for Curriculum Development and Maintenance. The contractor shall provide support for requirements under this area including curriculum development of training materials for instructor-led training, interactive multimedia instruction, blended training materials, and courseware for delivery using current technologies.