SSC LANT Automated Fuel Handling Maintenance 2010-2015

The Department of the Navy Information Warfare Systems Command awarded this master IDIQ for automated fuel handling maintenance on July 9, 2010, with ordering closed July 8, 2015 — this vehicle is no longer active and has been closed to new awards for 11 years.

The vehicle executed 93 task orders totaling $104 million in combined potential value, of which $99.2 million (95%) has been obligated. Ordering activity peaked in 2011 with 38 awards, declined sharply to 3 orders in 2013, and effectively ceased by May 2014. All task orders were issued on a cost-plus-fixed-fee basis with no set-aside designations.

BAE Systems Technology Solutions & Services Inc. dominated the vehicle, capturing 52 orders worth $75.4 million combined potential value—roughly 72% of all activity. Englobal Government Services Inc. held the second position with 23 orders and $25.7 million, while KBR Wyle Services, LLC received 18 orders for $3 million. The two largest primes accounted for approximately 97% of combined potential value.

Customer concentration was split between two agencies: the Department of the Navy Information Warfare Systems Command placed 43 orders worth $62.2 million, and the Defense Logistics Agency Energy placed 45 orders worth $40.9 million. These two customers represented roughly 99% of task-order value. The Air Force and Defense Contract Management Agency each placed isolated orders totaling less than $1 million combined.

Task orders ranged widely in scale. The largest single award—a one-year AFHE support services order to BAE Systems (N6523610D6827-0053)—carried a $16.3 million ceiling and obligated $15.8 million. Routine maintenance and site-support orders typically ranged from $25 thousand to $900 thousand. Work was performed at military installations across the continental United States, plus overseas sites including Spain, Greenland, Portugal, Japan, and the Azores. Scope centered on automatic tank gauging (ATG) equipment installation and maintenance, overfill protection equipment (OPE) support, and independent alarm system (IAS) maintenance at naval, Marine Corps, and Air Force fuel facilities.