SAF CDM Analytical & Technical Services IDIQ

The Department of the Air Force Headquarters Secretary of the Air Force established this Master IDIQ on September 18, 2019, to provide analytical and technical services supporting SAF/CDM's innovation and concept-development mission, with ordering authority extending through September 18, 2028 — approximately two years and two months of activity remaining.

The vehicle carries a $950 million shared ceiling across five awarded IDIQs and remains fully unrestricted; all 43 task orders executed to date carry no set-aside designation. Recent ordering activity shows uneven momentum: six orders in 2021, one in 2022, five in 2023, three in 2024, and three in 2025, with the most recent award issued in September 2025. The portfolio has obligated $570.8 million against a combined task-order potential value of $841.9 million, representing 68% drawdown.

Scope spans network and enterprise architecture, advanced analytics, research and development, supply-chain analytics, data science, algorithmic warfare analysis, and knowledge management. Recent orders include FENCES Logical Follow-On Development ($83.4 million ceiling, cost-plus fixed fee), algorithmic mission management operations (AMMO), C4I service operations, and supply-chain analytics initiatives. Most orders are cost-plus fixed fee; roughly half employ firm fixed price.

Competition concentrates heavily at the top: Accenture Federal Services LLC leads by potential value with $477 million across 16 orders (one duplicate entry in the source data), followed by Altamira Technologies Corp at $157.4 million (5 orders), Deloitte Consulting LLP at $142.4 million (11 orders), and Booz Allen Hamilton Inc. at $38.3 million (6 orders). These four firms account for 97 percent of combined potential value, indicating a tight prime contractor base.

Funding is concentrated within Air Force organizations: SAF/CDM proper and the parent Department of the Air Force Headquarters Secretary of the Air Force account for 19 orders totaling $289.1 million combined potential value; the broader Department of the Air Force Headquarters Air Force accounts for 17 orders and $334 million. Together, Air Force entities dominate 93 percent of task orders.

Task orders typically range from $5 million to $85 million in ceiling value. Work is performed primarily in Tampa, Florida and Washington, D.C., with subordinate operations centers at Five-Eye intelligence partner sites and domestic command locations.

The Secretary of the Air Force, Administrative Assistant's Concepts, Development, and Management Office (SAF/CDM) explores new concepts, develops emerging opportunities, and manages high-priority projects and programs to provide innovative solutions to Air Force and defense-wide challenges. In order to meet current and projected workload requirements, SAF/CDM requires analytical and technical services support.