Network Enterprise Center LAN/DLAN BPA

This Master BPA, awarded by Army Cyber Command on December 9, 2015, procures LAN/DLAN support—optical fiber and copper cable installation, removal, troubleshooting, and repair—for Network Enterprise Center customers in Oahu and the Island of Hawaii. The vehicle's ordering period closed on December 9, 2018, and is no longer accepting new orders.

The BPA issued 38 task orders between May 2016 and November 2018, with ordering activity declining from 16 orders in 2016 to 11 per year in 2017 and 2018. All $1.5 million in combined potential value across task orders has been obligated. Task orders were firm fixed price, typically ranging from under $5 thousand to roughly $120 thousand per order, with most work completed within three to nine months.

Tdxnet LLC dominates the vehicle, holding 18 of 38 orders valued at $841 thousand (56% of combined potential value). Total Network Solutions LLC, Prolis Hawaii LLC, Pelatron Technologies LLC, and Dawson Federal Inc. collectively account for the remaining activity, with a long tail of smaller awards. The top five primes cover 99% of combined potential value.

Army Cyber Command placed 25 orders ($893 thousand), representing 59% of the vehicle's activity. Army Pacific Command placed 12 orders ($454 thousand). A single order went to the broader Department of the Army. Roughly 79% of task orders were set aside for small business (30 orders), 18% were unrestricted (7 orders), and 3% were competitive 8(a) (1 order). All orders were firm fixed price. Work was geographically concentrated in Hawaii, with task order descriptions citing specific buildings and facilities in Oahu and Hawaii.

This vehicle is no longer active and represents a closed procurement window. It may be relevant as a historical reference for understanding Army Cyber Command's LAN/DLAN procurement patterns in Hawaii, but it does not support new business pursuit.

This requirement is to provide local area network (LAN) deployable local area network (DLAN) support to the Network Enterprise Center (NEC) customers to include optical fiber and copper cable installation, removal, troubleshooting and repair. The Contractor shall provide labor, management, and any other items and services not government furnished to perform specific engineering and installation support to commands within the area of responsibility in Oahu and Island of Hawaii.