Targeted Requirement EXecution

The Targeted Requirement EXecution (T-REX) is a multiple-award Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract vehicle primarily focused on delivering Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance (ISR) related equipment solutions and incidental development services to U.S. government defense and special operations agencies. The contract vehicle spans three main categories: Hardware and Modifications, Specialized Communication Solutions and Networks, and Signal Processing Capabilities. Awarded by the Department of the Air Force with a shared ceiling of $750 million, the contract enables rapid acquisition of technical products, equipment, and services supporting mission-critical requirements for military and intelligence organizations.

Task orders under this IDIQ predominantly involve the United States Special Operations Command (USSOCOM), the Department of the Air Force, and other defense agencies procuring specialized technological equipment and services. Leidos Inc. and Ogsystems, LLC emerge as the most frequent prime contractors, with typical delivery order values ranging from approximately $100,000 to $15 million and performance periods spanning 3-12 months. Most task orders are firm fixed-price and do not utilize specific small business set-aside designations. The majority of work is performed in Virginia locations such as Herndon, Chantilly, and Fredericksburg, with a focus on providing equipment like communication systems, tactical kits, electronic warfare field equipment, sensor technologies, and specialized hardware for intelligence and special operations units. Several task orders have been designated under the National Interest Action Code for Coronavirus COVID-19 response, indicating the contract's flexibility in supporting emerging national security requirements.