SSC Pacific C4I Engineering Support I (C4I-ES)

The Department of the Navy Information Warfare Systems Command awarded a Master IDIQ for systems engineering support to SSC Pacific C4I programs on April 11, 2006, with ordering closed as of September 20, 2011. This vehicle is no longer active for new task orders; the successor vehicle, SSC Pacific C4I Engineering Support II, was awarded May 11, 2012.

The IDIQ executed 535 total task orders over its lifetime. Peak ordering activity occurred in 2010, when 112 orders were placed; 2011 saw 60 orders before the vehicle's cutoff, and 6 orders issued in 2012 under the tail end of the vehicle's authority. Combined potential value across all task orders is $905.1 million, though only $129.4 million (14 percent) has been obligated to date, indicating the bulk of the awarded ceiling remains unexercised.

Task orders span tactical air navigation and airfield equipment: TACAN restoration and overhaul (AN/TRN-44A, URN-25), precision approach radar systems (AN/FPN-63(V)), air traffic control tower equipment (AN/TSQ-120B, AN/TSQ-216), marine air traffic control, enhanced network manager integration, equipment recovery operations in Iraq, and integrated logistics support for multiple radar and navigation systems. Representative orders range from approximately $14,000 for crash warning alarm kits to $3.5 million for AN/TSQ-215 fabrication. All task orders documented carry cost-plus-fixed-fee pricing.

Trandes Corp dominates the vehicle with 447 orders valued at $735.4 million combined potential value—over 81 percent of total vehicle value. Leidos, Inc. holds the second position with 32 orders worth $98.9 million, followed by J5 Systems with 47 orders totaling $42.2 million. The distribution is heavily concentrated: these three firms account for the vast majority of awarded work.

Small business set-asides dominate the vehicle's execution. Approximately 84 percent of orders (447 task orders) carry Total Small Business set-asides; 16 percent (88 orders) are unrestricted. The Department of the Navy Information Warfare Systems Command is the primary customer, placing 295 orders worth $550.1 million combined potential value. Naval Air Systems Command issued 165 orders valued at $34.8 million, and Naval Sea Systems Command placed 18 orders totaling $298.8 million. Twenty-two distinct customer agencies drew orders across the vehicle's lifetime.

The Department of the Navy, Space and Naval Warfare Systems Center, Pacific (SSC Pacific) has awarded a Master IDIQ for systems engineering support for SSC Pacific Command, Control, Communications, Computers, and Intelligence (C41) programs.