USAMRIID Research and Development Support

The Department of the Army Medical Command awarded this Master IDIQ on November 20, 2015 to provide administrative, information technology, scientific, technical, and facility support to USAMRIID. Ordering closed on November 18, 2020, making this vehicle inactive for pursuit.

The vehicle is no longer available for new orders. Combined potential value of all awarded task orders reached $189.2 million, with $160.1 million obligated (85% burn rate). The most recent task order was awarded September 30, 2020. Award activity peaked in 2016 with 10 orders, then declined steadily to 4 orders in 2020 before ordering authority expired.

Work contracted spans administrative support services, information management and IT infrastructure, scientific research support (including pathology, aerobiology, and veterinary medicine), regulated activities compliance, facilities operations and maintenance, human subject protection review, and staffing for research divisions at USAMRIID and subordinate Army medical research facilities including USARIEM in Natick, Massachusetts and WRAIR. Task orders typically fund single research divisions or administrative functions rather than enterprise-wide support.

Laulima Government Solutions, LLC dominates the vehicle with 19 orders and $92.7 million combined potential value (49% of vehicle activity). Cherokee Federal Solutions, L.L.C. holds the second position with 3 orders and $63.8 million potential value (34% of vehicle). Dsfederal, Inc., One Federal Solution Corporation, and Eagle Applied Sciences, LLC split the remainder. Two firms thus capture approximately 83% of awarded potential value.

Army Medical Command funded 30 of 31 task orders worth $189 million; Defense Health Agency funded 1 order at $214 thousand. Nearly all work (94%) was competitively awarded without set-aside restrictions; one task order used competitive 8(a) sourcing.

Task-order ceilings ranged from approximately $71 thousand (single travel coordinator roles) to $36.7 million (scientific research support). Most orders employed firm fixed price pricing. The vehicle is now closed to new ordering and all task orders awarded under it have completed performance.

US Army Medical Research Acquisition Activity (USAMRAA), in support of US Army Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases (USAMRIID) has awarded a Master IDIQ for support services to provide the administrative, information technology, scientific, technical, and facility support as necessary to allow responsive, high quality, and timely mission accomplishment within a flexible and changing environment.