USSOCOM SITEC Application Management 2011-2016

The United States Special Operations Command established this Master IDIQ on July 8, 2011 to provide USSOCOM, its Component Commands, and the Theater Special Operations Commands with application maintenance, application development, and application end-user training; ordering closed on July 17, 2016 and is no longer available for new task orders.

This vehicle has completed its ordering life. The last task order was awarded on March 28, 2017, more than nine years ago. Of the 35 task orders awarded across the vehicle's active period, 15 were issued in 2012 during the initial surge; issuance then declined to 3–4 per year through 2015 before tapering to a single order in 2017. The combined potential value across all task orders stands at $113.5 million, of which $109.5 million (96 percent) has been obligated.

Competition on the vehicle concentrated heavily on a single prime. CACI NSS, LLC holds 26 of 35 task orders, representing $100.4 million of the $113.5 million combined potential value—approximately 88 percent of vehicle activity by value. CACI, Inc. - Federal received 4 orders worth $6.4 million. General Dynamics Information Technology, Inc., Berico Technologies, LLC, and BAE Systems Technology Solutions & Services Inc. account for the remainder. Customer concentration mirrors the prime distribution: 34 of 35 task orders funded United States Special Operations Command programs; only one small order ($613 thousand) went to the Defense Contract Management Agency.

All 35 task orders were awarded on an unrestricted, non-set-aside basis. Pricing split between firm fixed price and cost-plus-fixed-fee structures. Awarded orders ranged from minimal-guarantee floor orders valued at zero dollars to large sustainment efforts such as the POTFF PERSTEMPO Sustainment order ($10.7 million firm fixed price) and the SITEC Application Management and HQ CPI orders (each exceeding $10 million in potential value on cost-plus-fixed-fee terms). Application-specific work included DCGS-SOF user interface development, NSWC application development, handheld/mobile application development, and identity management and biometrics support alongside general application maintenance and portal development efforts.

This vehicle is closed to new business and serves as a historical reference only.

The Special Operations Forces Information Technology Enterprise Contract (SITEC) Application Management tower awardees provide personnel that have skill sets that cross each of the IT service areas in order to gain efficiencies not realized if personnel were needed to service each of the IT service areas individually. The Application Management awardees specifically provide USSOCOM, its Component Commands, and TSOCS with application maintenance, application development, and application end-user training.