Traffic Management Infrastructure Systems (TMIS)

The Department of Transportation Immediate Office of the Secretary of Transportation awarded this Master IDIQ for Traffic Management Infrastructure Systems on December 8, 2011, with ordering authority closed as of December 7, 2016 — this vehicle is no longer accepting new task orders.

The TMIS Master IDIQ is no longer active for new competition. Ordering closed nine years and seven months ago. The vehicle's predecessor, Communication Navigation Surveillance and Traffic Management, was awarded in July 2008; its successor, CNS Air Traffic Management Systems, was established in May 2014 and now carries forward the transportation systems modernization work.

Work contracted under TMIS centers on air traffic systems engineering, management, and analysis support for the FAA's NextGen program and related National Airspace System modernization initiatives. Task orders fund system-wide information management infrastructure, airport surface traffic management, surveillance systems including Automatic Dependent Surveillance-Broadcast, weather and wake turbulence research, and proof-of-concept demonstrations for sense-and-avoid aviation technologies. All work performed across the vehicle has been cost-plus-fixed-fee delivery orders.

Science Applications International Corporation dominated the vehicle, holding seven orders worth a combined $366.7 million in potential value — roughly 42 percent of the vehicle's combined potential value. The Boeing Company placed second with four orders totaling $174 million; Lockheed Martin Services, LLC and General Dynamics Information Technology, Inc. each held substantial awards in the $150–$156 million range; Raytheon Company and a sixth contractor completed the awardee roster. The vehicle concentrated all 19 task orders exclusively within the Department of Transportation itself, with no cross-agency ordering.

The combined potential value across 19 task orders totaled $877.4 million, with $381.5 million obligated as of the portfolio snapshot (43 percent). Task-order values ranged from roughly $2.2 million to $150 million, with several large directed awards to five multiple awardees issued simultaneously in February 2012 for air traffic systems management and engineering support. All task orders were competed on an unrestricted, no-set-aside basis. Ordering momentum declined in the vehicle's final years — six orders in 2012, three in 2013, eight in 2014, and only two in 2015 before the ordering window closed.

The U.S. Department of Transportation, John A. Volpe National Transportation Systems Center (Volpe Center), Cambridge, MA has awarded a Master IDIQ for Traffic Management Infrastructure Systems (TMIS) for the U.S. Department of Transportation and other Federal Agencies.