TSA Engineering and Logistics Support 2010-2015

The Transportation Security Administration (TSA), an agency of the Department of Homeland Security, awarded a Master IDIQ for Professional Engineering and Logistics Support Services on April 15, 2010, with ordering authority ending April 14, 2015 — meaning this vehicle is closed to new task orders and ceased taking orders 11 years and 3 months ago. The vehicle is fully set aside for small business and supported security technology lifecycle management for TSA's Office of Security Technology, including configuration management, logistics engineering, and systems qualification support.

Ordering has been dormant since October 2014. The vehicle generated six task orders across four years of active procurement (2010, 2011, 2012, 2014), averaging 1.5 per year in its final four calendar years. All six task orders have closed out. Combined potential value reached $123.1 million, with $82.4 million obligated (67% of potential). The portfolio reflects heavy concentration among two primes: Quasars Incorporated holds four orders totaling $106.7 million in potential value (87% of the vehicle), while Global Systems Technologies, LLC holds two orders at $16.4 million combined potential value. All orders funded TSA requirements only.

Work included lifecycle configuration management and planning for air cargo screening technologies, recapitalization and optimization assessments, design review support, and technical data package analysis. Task orders ranged from roughly $900,000 to $102.2 million in potential ceiling value, with firm fixed-price structures. The largest order was a baseline logistics support and engineering engagement (HSTS0410DCT7006-HSTS0410JCT3045) with a $12.3 million potential value; the second-largest supported ongoing professional engineering and logistics planning functions across the portfolio lifecycle (HSTS0410DCT7007-HSTS0410JCT8521) at $102.2 million potential.

This vehicle is no longer active and does not represent a pursuit opportunity.

The Department of Homeland Security (DHS), Transportation Security Administration (TSA), has awarded a Master IDIQ for Professional Engineering and Logistics Support Services. The purpose of the Professional Engineering and Logistics Support Services is to provide TSA's Office of Security Technology (OST) with engineering and lifecycle management of security systems and processes.