Total Engineering and Integration Services IV (TEIS)

Army Communications Electronics Command established a multiple-award Master IDIQ on October 5, 2020, to procure information systems engineering and IT support services for the U.S. Army Information Systems Engineering Command (USAISEC), with ordering authority extending through October 4, 2030. The vehicle carries a shared ceiling of $800 million across all awardees and has no set-aside restrictions.

Ordering remains active with approximately four years and two months of procurement authority remaining. The vehicle succeeds Total Engineering and Integration Services III (TEIS III), awarded March 23, 2011. Through May 29, 2026, 24 task orders have been issued with combined potential value of $445.4 million; obligated amounts total $153.4 million, representing 34 percent of combined potential value. Annual ordering activity spiked in 2023 (8 orders) but has moderated since, with 2 orders in 2024, 5 in 2025, and 1 through May 2026.

The scope spans the full life cycle of information and communications systems: planning, design, development, engineering, implementation, procurement, logistics, evaluation, testing, sustainment, and retirement. Work is performed worldwide at secure, sustained locations in CONUS and OCONUS, with capability required for remote and hostile environments possessing minimal infrastructure. Access to classified information up to Secret level is typical.

Empower AI, Inc., dominates the vehicle with 10 orders totaling $338.3 million in combined potential value—roughly 76 percent of all awarded work. Teksynap Corporation follows with 7 orders and $58.4 million, and Advanced It Concepts, LLC, holds 4 orders valued at $41 million. The remaining two primes (M.c. Cleansvendornametrait.phpdean, Inc., and General Dynamics Information Technology, Inc.) account for less than 2 percent of activity.

Funding is concentrated in Army organizations: Department of the Army Materiel Command Communications Electronics Command placed 17 orders ($99.2 million combined potential value), while Contracting Command Redstone Arsenal (3 orders, $246.4 million) represents significant customer concentration, particularly the $218 million Army Metering Program award. Defense Health Agency placed 2 orders totaling $78.7 million for network modernization. Task-order ceilings range from under $2 million (cybersecurity, installation-deinstallation support) to $218 million (complex engineering programs), with pricing structures including Firm Fixed Price, Cost No Fee, Cost Plus Fixed Fee, and Cost Plus Award Fee. Completion dates extend through 2031.

The contract provides for information systems engineering and information technology support services to United States Army Information Systems Engineering Command (USAISEC). The services will include engineering related activities in support of all aspects of information and communication systems. Support will be required for the full life cycle of USAISEC projects to include planning, design, development, engineering, implementation, procurement, logistics, evaluation, test, sustainment, systems retirement, and ancillary services. Worldwide support is required. Most of the worldwide support is required to occur at sustained locations that are secure and possess adequate infrastructure. However, worldwide support may include areas with challenging environments including remote locations, and sometimes hostile locations with little to no infrastructure.