Support Base Services (SBS)

The Department of the Army Installation Management Command Headquarters established the Support Base Services Master IDIQ on September 28, 2020, with ordering authority through September 27, 2030 (four years two months remaining). The vehicle carries a shared ceiling of $829 million and is designed to augment installation support functions at Army garrisons across the continental United States, Hawaii, Alaska, and Puerto Rico for mobilization, deployment, redeployment, and demobilization activities. Although the original solicitation designated this as a 100% Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business set-aside, actual execution shows 76% of awarded task orders use no set-aside designation, with the remaining 24% reserved for SDVOSBs, indicating the vehicle awards competitively to both unrestricted and SDVOSB primes.

Thirty-four task orders have been awarded since vehicle establishment, with ordering velocity stable at 3–5 awards per year. The most recent order was issued September 15, 2025. Combined task-order potential value stands at $384.3 million (46% of the vehicle ceiling), with $105.2 million obligated to date (27% of combined potential value). This relatively low obligation rate signals available capacity and continuing runway.

Work scope spans garrison augmentation labor services, ammunition distribution support, barracks and facilities support, supply technician staffing, mobilization division operations, and human resources augmentation. Cost-plus-fixed-fee orders support large-scale mob division operations; firm-fixed-price orders dominate routine labor and facilities augmentation.

Competition is moderately concentrated. Red River Science & Technology, LLC leads by potential value with two orders totaling $191.6 million, followed by BMA Technical Services, Inc. at $89.3 million (two orders), and The Logistics Co Incorporated at $46.2 million (three orders). These three primes control roughly 60% of combined potential value. By task-order count, Fitt Scientific, LLC leads with seven orders but holds only $8.4 million in potential value; the broader competitor base includes 16 distinct primes.

Customer concentration is high and regionally split. The Army Installation Management Command Southwest Region accounts for the majority of potential value ($329.2 million across five orders). Army Headquarters, FORSCOM, and regional IMCOM commands collectively fund 94% of awarded orders. Task orders typically range from $401 thousand to approximately $30 million in ceiling value, with most labor and services work in the $1–5 million range and mega-orders reaching $90–191 million in potential value. Ultimate completion dates span 2024 through 2030, with several SDVOSB orders extending to 2029–2030, suggesting backlog depth and sustained demand for labor-intensive garrison augmentation.

The SBS contract is designed to provide installation augmentation services without creating excess permanent capability for Installations supporting mobilization, deployments, redeployments, and demobilization in the continental U.S., Hawaii, Alaska and Puerto Rico. Services ordered through this SBS contract will minimize the number of mobilized RC units and Soldiers providing non-inherently Governmental functions addressed in the twelve task areas of this performance work statement.