SSC Pacific Hawaii Omnibus 2008-2014

The Department of the Navy Information Warfare Systems Command awarded this Master IDIQ on October 23, 2008, for engineering, fabrication, installation, logistics and security support, design, testing and evaluation, rapid prototype development, and commercial off-the-shelf equipment acquisition for sophisticated electronic and communications systems at shore stations worldwide, on coalition partner vessels, and on U.S. Coast Guard vessels. Ordering closed on April 19, 2014, and the vehicle is now inactive with a successor, SSC Pacific Hawaii Omnibus 2015-2020, established in February 2015.

The vehicle generated 127 task orders over its six-year ordering window with peak activity in 2011 (31 orders). Order velocity declined thereafter—16 orders in 2013 and only 5 in 2014 as the vehicle wound down. All $19.2 million in combined potential value has been obligated.

Task orders reveal an engineering and logistics services portfolio rather than product procurement. Awards funded mission systems integration support, IT fit-up and renovation, warehouse and logistics services, security administration, computer networking and video teleconferencing support, and project analyst and senior systems engineer augmentation across Navy and Department of Defense operations in Hawaii and Pacific theaters.

Competition was strictly limited to two primes: Leidos, Inc. held 68 orders valued at $10.8 million (57% of combined potential value) and Lockheed Martin Services, LLC held 59 orders valued at $8.3 million (43%). This two-vendor duopoly covered 100% of task orders, indicating pre-established competitive structure rather than open market dynamics. All orders were unrestricted, unreserved, and priced on a cost-plus-fixed-fee basis with individual order ceilings typically ranging from approximately $20 thousand to $840 thousand.

Customer concentration was high: the Department of the Navy Information Warfare Systems Command placed 104 of 127 orders (82%) valued at $15.6 million (81% of combined potential value). The Office of the Secretary of Defense, Naval Facilities Engineering Command, and Defense Contract Management Agency accounted for the remainder. Place of performance centered on Hawaii facilities including Pearl Harbor, Kunia, and Tripler Army Medical Center, with administrative oversight at Space and Naval Warfare Systems Center Pacific.

The Department of the Navy, Space and Naval Warfare Systems Center Pacific (SSC Pacific) has awarded a Master IDIQ for engineering, fabrication, installation, logistics/security and administrative support, design, testing and evaluation, rapid prototype development (i.e., set up a working model to prove a concept), and acquisition of commercial- off-the-shelf items utilized in turnkey operations of sophisticated electronic/communications equipment and systems at shore stations throughout the world, on board coalition partner vessels, and on board U. S. Coast Guard vessels in port or at sea.