USACACFL Mission Support

The Department of the Army Training and Doctrine Command (TRADOC) awarded a Master IDIQ for Army Combined Arms Center and Fort Leavenworth (USACACFL) mission support on April 19, 2017, with a shared ceiling of $231 million and a last date to order of November 13, 2022—the vehicle is now closed to new ordering.

Ordering closed 3 years and 8 months ago; the most recent task order award was February 1, 2023. The vehicle generated strong activity through 2021, when orders peaked at 15 per year, but declined to 9 orders in 2022 and only 1 in 2023 as the November 2022 cutoff approached. Of 77 total task orders awarded, 74 orders (96% of combined potential value) funded TRADOC, with the remainder supporting Army Materiel Command R&D and Installation Management Command. Combined task-order potential value is $125.4 million, of which $120.9 million (96%) is obligated.

Work centers on military education, training development, and leader development across the Combined Arms Center mission. Representative orders include courseware production for 7,000 Common Core students (CGSS DL IMI Production, $7.7 million), Army Fitness Test development (ATMS-T Support, $6.0 million ceiling), SHARP prevention training and knowledge management, mission command analytics and assessment, doctrine literature and visual information services, curriculum support, IT systems support, and staff ride coordination.

Five primes account for 90% of awarded orders: Swmg Productions Inc. leads with 19 orders and $50.2 million combined potential value; BMA Technical Services, Inc. holds 20 orders but $14.4 million value; Training Technologies And Support, Inc. has 18 orders for $16.6 million; Trideum Corporation holds 8 orders for $14.9 million; and Booz Allen Hamilton has 4 orders for $21.6 million. Ten distinct primes competed under the vehicle overall. About 61% of orders carried no set-aside designation, with 39% designated small business (Total Small Business).

Task orders are firm-fixed-price and typically range from $150,000 to $7.7 million, with durations of 12 to 36 months. The vehicle is no longer a pursuit target; remaining work is incremental sustainment and closeout under existing orders.

U. S. Army Combined Arms Center and Fort Leavenworth (USACACFL) has awarded a Master IDIQ for training support consisting of a broad range of areas and capabilities to meet CAC's training mission across the Army. Services are focused toward the development, education, and training of soldiers, civilians, and leaders; support unit home station training; and integrate a versatile mix of capabilities, formations, and equipment to strengthen the U.S. Army as a force of decisive action.