FA807518D0011
The federal contract IDV award, Information Analysis Center Multiple-Award Contract (IAC-MAC), is a $48 billion Indefinite Delivery Contract held by the Office of the Secretary of Defense. It was awarded to prime contractor Mantech Tsg-2 Joint Venture, a for-profit joint venture, with no set-aside designation. The IAC-MAC vehicle allows for the procurement of a wide range of professional services to support the Department of Defense, including systems engineering, research and development, modeling and simulation, cybersecurity, and analytical support across focus areas such as software analysis, information assurance, knowledge management, and weapon systems.
Task orders issued under the IAC-MAC to Mantech Tsg-2 Joint Venture include a $714.9 million contract for United States Marine Corps Force Design and Modernization, a $269.9 million contract for Deputy Commandant for Information's Information War Room Division R&D, a $95.5 million contract for systems engineering analysis for the Marine Corps Systems Command, and several other high-value awards spanning unmanned systems, radar/electronic warfare, special operations training, and naval maintenance and training capabilities. These task orders support various military branches and defense agencies, with places of performance across Virginia, Indiana, North Carolina, and other locations.
Mantech Tsg-2 Joint Venture
$48.0b 9/25/18 3/31/28 8/22/24 FA807518D0015
The Information Analysis Center Multiple-Award Contract (IAC-MAC) is a large indefinite delivery, indefinite quantity (IDIQ) contract vehicle managed by the Department of Defense to obtain a variety of technical services and research and development support across numerous defense and aerospace programs. The original solicitation sought to award multiple $33 billion IDIQ contracts to provide services in areas such as software analysis, information assurance, knowledge management, modeling and simulation, survivability, reliability and maintainability, and other technical domains.
The IAC-MAC enables the Department of Defense and its agencies to efficiently acquire engineering, scientific, and technical services through delivery orders issued to the prime contractors. Under this IDIQ, KBR Wyle Services, LLC, a subsidiary of the global engineering firm KBR, Inc., has received numerous multi-million dollar task orders to support critical defense initiatives, including aircraft maintenance, missile defense, space exploration, and cyber security efforts for the U.S. Air Force, Army, Navy, and other agencies. KBR Wyle Services collaborates with small business subcontractors, including women-owned and service-disabled veteran-owned firms, to deliver these services across a wide range of locations.
KBR Wyle Services, LLC
$48.0b 9/25/18 3/31/28 8/28/24 FA807518D0017
The federal contract IDV is an Indefinite Delivery Contract awarded by the Office of the Secretary of Defense under the Information Analysis Center Multiple-Award Contract (IAC-MAC) vehicle. The prime contractor is Mriglobal, doing business as Midwest Research Institute, a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit research organization.
The contract has a ceiling value of $48 billion and a period of performance through March 2028. It provides for the delivery of research, development, test and evaluation services in support of the Joint Program Executive Office for Chemical, Biological, Radiological, and Nuclear (CBRN) Defense. The task orders identified have ceiling values of $98 million and $62.8 million, with work to be performed at Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland. Mriglobal has specialized expertise in areas such as medical countermeasure development, biosafety testing, and threat detection technologies, which it will leverage to support critical public health and national security programs for the sponsoring agency.
Mriglobal
$48.0b 9/27/18 3/31/28 8/21/24 FA807518D0008
The key products and services being delivered under this federal contract IDV award are research, development, test, and evaluation (RDT&E) as well as analysis and engineering support across a range of defense and technical domains. The prime contractor, Georgia Tech Applied Research Corp (GTARC), is a non-profit research organization affiliated with the Georgia Institute of Technology that frequently serves as both a prime and subcontractor on major defense programs.
The contract vehicle is the $92 billion Information Analysis Center Multiple-Award Contract (IAC-MAC), which allows various defense and civilian agencies to rapidly access GTARC's specialized expertise in areas such as radar, electronic warfare, autonomous systems, and hypersonic technologies. The task orders awarded to GTARC under this IDV cover a wide scope, including support for the Naval Aviation Enterprise's electronic warfare efforts, accelerating solutions for electronic warfare under the Office of the Under Secretary of Defense, logistics and systems engineering for the U.S. Marine Corps, and multi-spectral electronic warfare R&D for the Army's Communications Electronics Command. These task orders, valued up to approximately $100 million each, do not carry any set-aside designations as GTARC is a non-profit educational institution.
Georgia TECH Applied Research Corp
$48.0b 9/25/18 3/31/28 8/26/24 FA807518D0002
The Information Analysis Center Multiple-Award Contract (IAC-MAC) is a large indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity (IDIQ) contract awarded by the U.S. Department of Defense to provide a broad range of technical, engineering, and advisory services to support the mission priorities of various defense agencies. The $48 billion contract is being used to procure research, development, test and evaluation (RDT&E), systems engineering, modeling and simulation, cybersecurity, and other advanced technical capabilities.
The prime contractor, HII Mission Technologies Corp, a subsidiary of defense contractor Huntington Ingalls Industries, Inc., has been awarded multiple delivery orders under the IAC-MAC to support efforts such as power and mobility R&D for the Army, autonomy and navigation technology development for the Air Force, and C5ISR modernization for U.S. Special Operations Command. Other major awards have gone to Alion Science and Technology Corporation, also a subsidiary of Huntington Ingalls, for initiatives like electromagnetic spectrum research, aerial delivery analysis, and development of joint training synthetic environments. The contract work is being performed at various locations across the United States and does not utilize any small business set-asides.
HII Mission Technologies Corp
$48.0b 9/27/18 3/31/28 10/7/24