USSOCOM IT Services and Support 2011-2016

United States Special Operations Command (USSOCOM) established this Master IDIQ on July 15, 2001, to provide IT services spanning IT service management, network services, data center management, distributed computing, and application management across all USSOCOM mission areas. Ordering against this vehicle closed on July 14, 2018, and no new task orders may be placed.

The vehicle is not actively available for pursuit. The ordering period ended over eight years ago, and the last task order was awarded on January 12, 2018. Of the combined potential value of $961.6 million across 58 task orders, $904.7 million (94 percent) has been obligated. Activity declined sharply in recent years: the vehicle generated 11 task orders in 2014, but only 3 in 2015, 4 in 2016, 2 in 2017, and 1 in 2018. Task orders ran from July 2011 through January 2018, with completion dates extending into 2019.

Work awarded under the vehicle concentrated heavily on Special Operations Forces Information Technology Enterprise Services (SITEC)—a large-scale data center and IT infrastructure program—and regional IT support for USSOCOM subordinate commands including Special Operations Command Central, Pacific, Africa, Europe, and Korea. Orders also covered application management, network operations, software asset management, and intelligence-system support. Pricing mixed cost-plus-fixed-fee and firm-fixed-price structures, with durations typically one to three years including option periods.

Competition was highly concentrated. Arma Global Corporation captured 26 of 58 orders with $580.2 million in combined potential value—roughly 60 percent of the total vehicle value. Caci Nss, LLC held the second position with 11 orders and $160.5 million. Leidos, Inc., Global Enterprise Solutions, Inc., and NTT Data Services Federal Government, LLC together accounted for the remaining orders and $212.4 million. All task orders were unrestricted (no set-aside designations). All 58 orders funded USSOCOM programs only; no other federal agencies drew from this vehicle.

Individual task-order values ranged from $0 (minimum-guarantee placeholders that were de-obligated) to $186.9 million. The largest single order was to Arma Global for JSOC HQ Support at $186.9 million. Other major orders included an AFSOC C2MS task order at $126.6 million and a SITEC data-center order at $106.8 million. Typical operational orders fell between $1 million and $30 million.

This Master IDIQ provides the necessary information technology (IT) services to support all mission areas of USSOCOM in the following five areas: IT service management, network services, data center management, distributed computing, and application management.