SSC LANT Core Infrastructure and Application Services Integration (CASI)

This vehicle is closed to new orders and should not be pursued. The Department of the Navy Information Warfare Systems Command awarded the SSC LANT Core Infrastructure and Application Services Integration (CASI) Master IDIQ on July 26, 2012, with an ordering period ceiling of July 25, 2015 — more than ten years ago. No task orders have been awarded since April 22, 2015.

The vehicle supported analysis, design, engineering, development, testing, integration, production, and sustainment of core infrastructure and application services in support of the Chief of Naval Operations and the Department of the Navy, with focus on federation of core services to the tactical edge and application migration to a Service Oriented Architecture environment. Task-order scope included BAMS-D software development, Tactical Auxiliary Ground Station (TAGS) systems, CANES program support, and commercial cloud services integration.

Twelve task orders were issued under the vehicle between July 2012 and April 2015. Seven distinct prime contractors shared the work, with Epsilon C5I Inc. leading by potential value at $3.1 million across two orders, followed by Sev1Tech, LLC at $960 thousand across five orders. The remaining five primes held minimal combined potential value. All task orders funded the Navy Information Warfare Systems Command; no other federal agencies placed orders. Eleven of twelve orders (92%) were awarded under total small business set-aside; one commercial cloud services integration order (August 2014) carried no set-aside designation.

Task orders ranged from $2 thousand to $3.1 million in ceiling value, with most Cost Plus Fixed Fee pricing. Combined task-order potential value totaled $4.1 million, but combined obligated dollars reached $8.3 million — a 204% ratio driven primarily by one unrestricted cloud services order (August 2014) obligated at $5.9 million against a $240 ceiling, a clear data anomaly. Several minimum-guarantee delivery orders issued in July 2012 were subsequently de-obligated or closed out with minimal value.

The ordering period ended over a decade ago. This vehicle presents no opportunity for new work.

Space and Naval Warfare Systems Center Atlantic (SSC LANT) has awarded a Master IDIQ for Core Infrastructure and Application Services Integration (CASI). The anticipated work will provide analysis, design, engineering, development, testing, integration, production and sustainment of the CASI in support of Chief of Naval Operations and the Department of the Navy. The primary goalof the CASI contract is to support federation of core services to the tactical edge to support overall application migration to a Service Oriented Architecture environment.