SSC Pacific Hawaii Omnibus 2008-2014

The SSC Pacific Hawaii Omnibus 2008-2014 Master Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract, awarded by the Department of the Navy's Space and Naval Warfare Systems Center Pacific, provides comprehensive technical and engineering support services for sophisticated electronic and communications systems. The vehicle enables the procurement of engineering, fabrication, installation, logistics, security, administrative support, design, testing, evaluation, and rapid prototype development services. These services are intended to support turnkey operations across various maritime and shore-based environments, including coalition partner vessels, U.S. Coast Guard vessels, and shore stations worldwide.

The task orders under this contract consistently demonstrate a focus on technical and engineering support, with most being Cost Plus Fixed Fee delivery orders ranging from approximately $20,000 to $833,000 in value. Frequent prime contractors include Leidos, Inc. and Lockheed Martin Services, LLC, with performance predominantly occurring in Hawaii, specifically in locations like Pearl Harbor, Pearl City, and the Kunia Tunnel. The funding agencies are diverse, including the Defense Contract Management Agency, Defense Intelligence Agency, and various Navy commands such as Commander U.S. Pacific Fleet. The task orders uniformly lack set-aside designations and cover a wide range of technical support areas, including intelligence communications engineering, mission systems integration, cybersecurity, project analysis, computer networking, and physical security systems installation.