Systems Engineering and Technical Assistance (SETA)

The Systems Engineering and Technical Assistance (SETA) Master Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract provides non-personal services primarily focused on simulation, technical support, and labor services for the U.S. Army at Fort Sill, Oklahoma. The contract vehicle encompasses a wide range of technical and operational support activities, with task orders covering virtual simulation services, modeling and simulation operations, training development, and specialized labor support for military experimentation and research initiatives. Awarded in June 2011 with a shared ceiling value of $24,882,840, the contract supports various technical and operational requirements for military training, simulation, and technical assessment programs.

Task orders under this SETA contract typically range from $50,000 to approximately $7.5 million, with durations generally spanning one to three years and most frequently set aside for total small businesses. Key task order scopes include virtual simulation services, constructive simulations and gaming operations, training developer support, and various research and operational analysis services. Common service descriptions include support for exercises like Unified Challenge, Maneuver Fires Integration Exercise (MFIX), and Black Dart, indicating a focus on military training and experimental support. The contract primarily serves U.S. Army organizations, with task orders consistently using firm fixed-price pricing and predominantly originating from Fort Sill, Oklahoma. While specific prime contractors are not clearly identifiable from the provided data, the frequent small business set-asides suggest multiple smaller or mid-sized contractors are likely participating in the contract vehicle.