OPNAV N45 Analytical Engineering IT Public Affairs and Admin 2013-2019

The Chief of Naval Operations awarded this Master IDIQ on February 15, 2013, to provide program management, technical environmental compliance, IT programming and governance, financial and policy analysis, public outreach, and administrative services to OPNAV's Energy and Environmental Readiness Division (N45). Ordering against the vehicle closed on February 14, 2019, making this vehicle inactive for new task orders.

The vehicle is no longer a pursuit opportunity. Seven years have elapsed since the ordering deadline, and 97 percent of the combined potential value of $26 million has already been obligated across 15 task orders. The most recent award occurred on June 19, 2019. Ordering momentum declined sharply in the final year of the vehicle's ordering window, dropping from eight task orders in 2013 to one in 2019.

Work was organized into four functional areas: Technical Support, Environmental Program Requirements Support, Strategic Communication and Outreach Support, and Management Support. Task orders reflect labor-intensive support in environmental planning, energy support services, compliance and training, ocean acoustics, public affairs operations (PAO), business management, and Environmental Program Requirements (EPR) portal operations. Orders carried Cost Plus Fixed Fee and Firm Fixed Price pricing, with durations ranging from single-year labor contracts to multi-year support arrangements.

Science Applications International Corporation dominated the vehicle, holding six orders valued at $13.3 million combined potential—roughly 51 percent of all awards by value. URS Group, Inc., followed with four orders at $8.5 million. Booz Allen Hamilton Inc. and Leidos Inc. each held two orders, while Whitney Bradley & Brown, Inc. held one. All 15 task orders carried no set-aside designation.

The Office of the Chief of Naval Operations placed nine orders valued at $14.5 million combined, while the Defense Contract Management Agency placed four orders at $7.3 million, and Naval Supply Systems Command placed two orders at $4.2 million. No successor vehicle is identified in the source material.

Master IDIQ for program management, technical environmental compliance, information technology (IT) programming and governance, financial and policy analysis, public outreach, and administrative services in support of The Office of the Chief of Naval Operations (OPNAV), Energy and Environmental Readiness Division (N45). The support under this vehcile is grouped into four functional areas: 1.) Technical Support, 2.) Environmental Program Requirements (EPR) Support, 3.) Strategic Communication and Outreach Support, and 4.) Management Support.