Special Warfare Procurement IDIQ (SW-MAC)

The Department of the Air Force Materiel Command Aeronautical Systems Center awarded a Master IDIQ for special warfare equipment with a combined potential value of $950 million, but the ordering period closed on June 19, 2025, making this vehicle no longer active for new task orders. The vehicle was established as a 100% small business set-aside under NAICS 339999 (Other Miscellaneous Manufacturing), though awarded task orders show a 21% set-aside and 79% unrestricted split, indicating the government exercised unrestricted competition after the initial set-aside was issued.

Atlantic Diving Supply, Inc. dominates the vehicle, holding 63 of 115 awarded task orders worth $107.4 million in combined potential value—roughly 81% of all task-order value. W S Darley & Co. is the distant second prime with 21 orders and $16.4 million combined potential value. The remaining four primes (Us21 Inc., Rrds Inc., Federal Resources Supply Company, and a small tail) together hold less than 2% of task-order value. Ordering activity peaked at 27 orders in 2023, declined to 24 in 2024 and 21 in 2025, then dropped sharply in 2026 (7 orders as of April 2026), reflecting the approaching vehicle closure.

Scope spans ground mobility (all-terrain vehicles, safety boats, outboard motors), aerial insertion (altimeters, parachutes, automatic activation devices), maritime and dive operations (oxygen equipment, remotely operated underwater vehicles, diver locators, dive kits), command and control systems (BEAST+, Expeditionary C4ISR Chassis, Tactical Network Rover, EKRAKEN systems), communications and RF equipment (antennas, radio accessories), surveying and mapping (Trimble systems), and personnel equipment (apparel, laser pointers, battery chargers, laptops).

The Air Force Materiel Command Aeronautical Systems Center issued 63 orders worth $52.7 million; the broader Department of the Air Force placed 50 orders worth $78.9 million. Air Combat Command and Air National Guard together account for 2 orders worth roughly $591 thousand. Task orders are predominantly firm-fixed-price single awards with individual ceilings typically ranging from under $50 thousand to $5 million, though larger orders span multiple years—the C2 Core Computers order (Jan 2026) carries a $14.2 million ceiling with delivery through April 2029, and the 11-Meter Safety Boats order carries a $7.2 million ceiling. Combined task-order dollars obligated total $110.8 million (84% of combined potential), signaling substantial execution before vehicle closure.

In general, the scope of the IDIQ includes special operational equipment for ground mobility, aerial insertion, maritime/dive, assault zones, weather sensing, information technology, and surveying/mapping, including general apparel/personnel protective equipment, footwear, bags/packs, climbing, survival and navigation, and visual augmentation equipment.