Tactical Combat and Electronic Warfare Systems Research and Development

The Tactical Combat and Electronic Warfare Systems Research and Development Master IDIQ is a comprehensive contract vehicle issued by the Office of Naval Research (ONR) designed to support advanced naval research and development initiatives. The vehicle focuses on providing contractor support for theoretical research, systems R&D, modeling and simulation, and test and evaluation of U.S. Navy platforms, weapons, sensors, and electronic systems. Contractors are expected to support both unclassified and classified tasks up to the Top Secret/Sensitive Compartmented Information level, with a primary emphasis on electronic warfare, combat systems, and related technological development.

Task orders under this IDIQ demonstrate a range of project scopes and values, with recent awards spanning from $2,500 to $92.3 million. Key contractors include Technology Service Corporation, Envisioneering Inc., and several small businesses such as Isys Incorporated and Remcom Inc. The delivery orders are predominantly cost-plus-fixed-fee or firm-fixed-price, with performance locations primarily in Washington, DC. While no specific set-aside designations are consistently applied, several awardees are small, disadvantaged, veteran-owned, or woman-owned businesses. The task orders cover critical defense technology domains including ballistic missile defense, software development, electromagnetic simulation, radar systems, electronic warfare, and advanced naval research support, reflecting ONR's strategic investment in cutting-edge military technology capabilities.