Vehicle Optic Sensor System 2011-2016

The Vehicle Optic Sensor System (VOSS) Master Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract, awarded by the Marine Corps Systems Command in November 2011, focuses on procuring, integrating, delivering, and sustaining a vehicle-mounted 360-degree camera system. The contract encompasses comprehensive support services including logistics, technical assistance, field service, training, and technical documentation. These services are designed to support the implementation and ongoing maintenance of advanced vehicular optical sensor technologies for military applications.

The task orders under this IDIQ demonstrate a range of support activities, primarily centered on out-of-continental United States (OCONUS) field service support and technical documentation. Task orders ranged from $282,000 to $14,555,884, with completion dates spanning from late 2011 to mid-2015. All task orders were awarded as firm fixed-price contracts without specific small business set-asides. The delivery orders consistently focused on technical support, engineering drawings, and field service support for the 360-degree camera system, indicating a specialized, mission-critical capability for Marine Corps vehicle operations. While specific prime contractors are not identified in the provided documentation, the consistent award pattern suggests a select group of qualified vendors supporting this technical military requirement.