SSC LANT Automated Fuel Handling Equipment 2007-2013

The Naval Information Warfare Systems Command awarded this Master IDIQ on October 1, 2007, to procure design, procurement, development, and installation services for Automated Fuel Handling Equipment systems and related fuel facility infrastructure. Ordering closed on March 31, 2013, making this vehicle inactive for over thirteen years. The vehicle's successor, SSC LANT Automated Fuel Handling Equipment 2012-2017, was established in June 2012 while this IDIQ was still active.

The 177 task orders issued under this vehicle generated 121.8 million dollars in combined potential value, with 121.1 million obligated (99 percent). Activity peaked in 2009 with 65 orders; subsequent years saw sharp decline (36 orders in 2010, 24 in 2011, 12 in 2012), with only one award recorded in 2015 after the ordering deadline passed, likely a post-cutoff administrative action. The most recent substantive award was a correction to period of performance in September 2015.

Three primes dominated the portfolio. Englobal Government Services Inc. led by order count (68 awards) and potential value ($56.3 million). BAE Systems Technology Solutions & Services Inc. followed with 64 orders worth 47.9 million dollars. KBR Wyle Services, LLC captured 45 orders valued at 17.6 million dollars. All task orders were unrestricted; no set-asides were employed across the vehicle's life.

Navy Information Warfare Systems Command funded roughly 70 percent of orders ($85.4 million across 97 awards). Defense Logistics Agency Energy placed 78 orders valued at 36.3 million dollars, representing nearly all remaining funding. Two minor awards totaled under one hundred thousand dollars.

Task orders ranged from under fifty thousand dollars for maintenance support and site closeouts to multi-million-dollar installations. Notable mega-orders included a San Pedro AFHE upgrade for $8.0 million (March 2010), a LOT III second option year award for $14.4 million (May 2010), European ATG and IAS system maintenance for $3.1 million (March 2010), and a LOT IV fourth option year commitment for $8.7 million (June 2010). Typical awards ran $400,000 to $2.0 million. All orders employed cost-plus fixed-fee pricing. Work locations included Navy installations nationwide (Norfolk, Charleston, San Diego, Pearl Harbor, Jacksonville), Air Force bases across CONUS (Nellis, Hill, Wright-Patterson, Fairchild, Edwards, Andrews, Offutt, Scott, Ellsworth, Grand Forks), and foreign duty stations (Europe, Barking Sands, Panama City).

Anticipated work will provide a full range of services to support Automated Fuel Handling Equipment systems. Other taskings under this contract may include design, procurement, development, and installation of additional fuel facility related systems and equipment.