USSOCOM IT Services and Support 2011-2016

The United States Special Operations Command (USSOCOM) IT Services and Support 2011-2016 Master Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract provides comprehensive information technology (IT) services to support all mission areas of USSOCOM. The contract covers five primary service areas: IT service management, network services, data center management, distributed computing, and application management. This vehicle enables USSOCOM to rapidly acquire flexible, scalable IT support across its global special operations infrastructure, with task orders addressing a wide range of technological requirements from enterprise systems to deployed communications support.

The task orders under this IDIQ demonstrate significant variation in scope and value, typically ranging from less than $100,000 to over $186 million, with most being cost-plus-fixed-fee arrangements. Key prime contractors include Leidos, Inc., Arma Global Corporation (a General Dynamics subsidiary), and multiple other technology service providers. The task orders consistently support various Special Operations Command regional components, including SOCPAC, SOCCENT, SOCAFRICA, and SOCEUR, with performance locations spanning both garrison and deployed environments. No specific small business set-aside was consistently used across task orders, though some subcontractors were veteran-owned small businesses or Alaskan Native Corporation-owned firms. The contract supported critical IT functions such as enterprise information systems, network infrastructure, communications support, cybersecurity, and specialized mission-specific technological requirements for special operations forces.