USCYBERCOMS Mission Support Services and Tools

The USCYBERCOM Mission Support Services and Tools Master IDIQ is a comprehensive contract vehicle designed to provide a broad range of cyberspace support services and associated tools for the United States Cyber Command. Originating from a June 2015 Request for Information (RFI) targeting small businesses in computer systems design services, the contract supports emerging technologies and mission-critical capabilities across cyberspace operations. The vehicle enables the procurement of professional services that support USCYBERCOM's diverse technological and operational needs, with a total shared ceiling of $460 million.

Task orders under this IDIQ consistently focus on cyberspace operations, training, exercise support, and administrative services, with typical contract values ranging from $40 million to $97 million. Booz Allen Hamilton Inc. and Peraton Technology Services Inc. have been the most frequent prime contractors, winning multiple high-value task orders across different service scopes such as cyber training, joint operations support, and cyberspace operations. The task orders are predominantly cost-plus-fixed-fee contracts, awarded without specific set-aside designations, and primarily performed at locations like Fort Meade, Maryland. The primary funding agency is the U.S. Cyber Command, with support from Defense agencies like the Air Combat Command, and the contracts typically have performance periods between two to five years.