OPNAV Modeling and Simulation Services

Ended Master IDIQ Awarded

Federal agency
Awardees
5
Task orders
30
Obligated
$8,516,948

Vehicle facts

Opportunity
  • N0018913RZ060 Solicitation number
Agencies
Combined task order value
  • $8,680,012 Current, with exercised options
  • $8,760,129 Potential, with all options
Last date to order 100% complete
Shared ceiling 20% used
$42,860,149.00

IDV award and task order details come from SAM.gov/FPDS.

About this vehicle

This Master IDIQ, awarded by Naval Supply Systems Command on December 1, 2013, procures professional services in model development, engineering, training, and demonstration of modeling and simulation techniques in support of Naval Supply Systems Command's mission, but ordering closed on November 30, 2018, making this vehicle inactive for new work.

The vehicle is now dormant. No new orders can be placed; the last task order was awarded in September 2019, over six years ago. Of the $8.8 million combined potential value across 30 task orders, $8.5 million (97 percent) has been obligated, indicating near-complete execution of committed work.

Work contracted under the vehicle spans model development and sustainment across Naval Supply systems. Task orders funded framework model enhancements, next-generation undersea warfare model development, variable manpower modeling, personnel cost analysis, logistics improvements, and training support. Pricing split between cost-plus-fixed-fee and firm-fixed-price arrangements. Task-order values ranged from $41 thousand to $1.97 million, with most falling in the $100 thousand to $600 thousand range and typical durations under two years.

Competition concentrated among five primes. Metron Incorporated leads with 8 orders worth $3.4 million combined potential value, followed by Systems Planning and Analysis, Inc., and Serco Inc., each with 8 and 7 orders respectively and $1.9 million combined potential value apiece. Group W Inc. and Delta Resources, Inc. complete the field. All 30 task orders were awarded without set-asides.

Funding was heavily concentrated: the Secretary of the Navy / Chief Naval Operations placed 25 orders worth $5.7 million combined potential value, with Naval Supply Systems Command itself placing 3 orders worth $2.3 million and the Bureau of Naval Personnel 2 orders worth $794 thousand. Activity peaked in 2015 with 12 orders; subsequent years averaged 3–4 orders annually before tapering.

This vehicle is not available for pursuit. Ordering authority expired in late 2018, and remaining execution is confined to completing outstanding task orders that have already concluded or are completing their performance periods.

Description

Professional services in the areas of model development, engineering, training and demonstration of modeling, simulation, modifications, and analysis techniques in support of Naval Supply Systems Command's (NAVSUP) mission.

IDV awards

Latest task orders

Task order Awardee Awarding agency Obligated Last action
Professional support services N0018917FZ266 Metron Incorporated NAVSUP $115,722
Professional support services N0018918FZ985 Serco Inc. NAVSUP $595,267
Next generation undersea warfare model N0018917FZ875 Metron Incorporated NAVSUP $347,032
Impact of navy mpte 0003 Serco Inc. DCMA $126,113
Safegard auto tool services 0004 Metron Incorporated DCMA $165,370
For other functions WCM PCS forecasting 0005 Serco Inc. NAVSUP $306,083
Professional support services N0018919FZ409 Systems Planning And Analysis, Inc. NAVSUP $263,807
Nifsa support N0018919FZ918 Systems Planning And Analysis, Inc. NAVSUP $111,181
Professional support services N0018919FZ407 Systems Planning And Analysis, Inc. NAVSUP $286,909
World class models integrated warfare tool improvements N0018918FZ415 Group W Inc. NAVSUP $124,812
Framework model enhancements N0018918FZ062 Systems Planning And Analysis, Inc. NAVSUP $398,751
N81 variable manpower model N0018917FZ685 Serco Inc. NAVSUP $215,904
Next generation undersea warfare model N0018917FZ670 Systems Planning And Analysis, Inc. NAVSUP $39,879
O & e personnel replacement costs 0004 Serco Inc. NAVSUP $100,687
Safegard improvements labor 0006 Metron Incorporated NAVSUP $134,542
Labor 0001 Delta Resources, Inc. NAVSUP $153,720
Storm improvements - small boats labor 0005 Metron Incorporated NAVSUP $85,446
Storm improvements logistics labor 0005 Group W Inc. NAVSUP $119,622
Graphical interactive scenario planning tool 0002 Systems Planning And Analysis, Inc. NAVSUP $77,040
Billet analyst tool labor 0002 Serco Inc. NAVSUP $198,450
Pipeline training services 0003 Systems Planning And Analysis, Inc. NAVSUP $402,653
Safegard training support 0003 Metron Incorporated NAVSUP $41,567
Vsmr support 0001 Serco Inc. NAVSUP $362,614
Labor-safegard V1.0 0001 Metron Incorporated NAVSUP $1,972,326
Storm damage labor 0003 Group W Inc. NAVSUP $218,413
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Top awardees by obligations

Rank Awardee Obligated Share
1 Metron Incorporated $3,362,802 39%
2 Serco Inc. $1,905,117 22%
3 Systems Planning And Analysis, Inc. $1,837,366 22%
4 Group W Inc. $1,257,943 15%
5 Delta Resources, Inc. $153,720 2%

Top funding agencies by obligations

Rank Funding agency Obligated Share
1 Department of the Navy $8,516,948 100%

Obligations by fiscal year

Fiscal year Obligated
FY2022 -$58,253
FY2020 -$7,231
FY2019 $910,797
FY2018 $1,151,409
FY2017 $521,459
FY2016 $635,723
FY2015 $2,300,471
FY2014 $3,062,574

Quick answers

What is the OPNAV Modeling and Simulation Services contract vehicle?

OPNAV Modeling and Simulation Services is an indefinite delivery, indefinite quantity (IDIQ) contract vehicle run by Naval Supply Systems Command (Department of the Navy) and Chief of Naval Operations (Secretary of the Navy), awarded on December 1, 2013.

Which companies hold OPNAV Modeling and Simulation Services?

5 companies hold OPNAV Modeling and Simulation Services's IDV awards, one each. The latest went to Group W Inc. on December 1, 2013. The awardees whose task orders obligated the most are Metron Incorporated, Serco Inc. and Systems Planning And Analysis, Inc.

How much has been spent through OPNAV Modeling and Simulation Services?

30 task orders have been placed under OPNAV Modeling and Simulation Services, obligating $8,516,948. Their combined current value, with exercised options, is $8,680,012.

What is the shared ceiling of OPNAV Modeling and Simulation Services?

OPNAV Modeling and Simulation Services's shared ceiling is $42,860,149; its task orders have used 20% of it.

Which agencies use OPNAV Modeling and Simulation Services the most?

The departments whose task orders under OPNAV Modeling and Simulation Services obligated the most are Department of the Navy ($8,516,948).

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