Division A Competitive Opportunities as of August 2024.pdf
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This document is a list of upcoming federal contract opportunities related to the U.S. Army's C5ISR (Command, Control, Communications, Computers, Cyber, Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance) requirements. It includes details on the scope of work, incumbent contractors, value ranges, award dates, contract types, and contracting personnel for several task orders and indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity (IDIQ) contracts.
The opportunities cover a wide range of technical support services, such as electronic warfare, technology-enabled analytics, commercial threat exploitation, rapid prototyping, and aviation modification and maintenance. Several are issued under the existing RS3 IDIQ contract vehicle. Competitive acquisitions, including a pending 8(a) set-aside, are planned. The document also references two Broad Agency Announcements (BAAs) for the RTI and ESI Directorates to solicit innovative proposals from industry. Overall, these contract opportunities aim to advance the Army's C5ISR capabilities through research, development, integration, and logistical support.
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As of: August 2024 Solicitation/SAM identification Customer/Mission Partner Requirement History Incumbent Contractor Requirement Value Tentative Award Date Estimated Period Of Performance Contract Type Contracting Officer Contract Specialist Status (see legend tab) Estimated/Actual Solicitation
Release Sole Source or Competitive Acquisition Title and Short Description of Effort
RS3-22-0061 C5ISR RTI Electronic Warfare Offensive Capabilities (EWOC) RS 3 Task Orders: W15P7T-19-D-0182, W56KGU-23-F-
PARSONS GOVERNMENT
SERVICES INC.
Under $25 Million 16-Jan-23 12 month base with two (2) 12 month options
CPFF Mr. Nick Martin, Nicolas.A.Martin2.civ@army.mil,
(443) 861-4681
Mr. Chaz Slaughter, Chaz.A.Slaughter.civ@army.mil,
(443) 861-4679
Awarded 9/1/2022 Fair Opportunity - RS3 IDIQ - Restricted The objective of this effort is to provide Research, Development, Test & Evaluation (RDT&E) support for programs focusing on the maturation of Cyber and Electronic Warfare (EW) techniques, and supporting technologies to defeat: active and passive air/ground Intelligence
Reconnaissance Surveillance (ISR) systems; terrestrial and beyond-line-of-sight communication systems; Radar enabled kinetic weapon systems; and supporting processing systems.
RS3-20-0022 C5ISR ESI Technology Enabled Analytics (TEA) W56KGU-15-D-0008/0001, W15QKN-17-9-5555/C5-17-
0057, GS00Q-14-OA-DU308 / 47QFCA18F0114
N/A $40M-$60M 30-Jan-23 12 mo. base with 2 ea. 12 mo.
options
CPFF Mr. Brian McGuire Brian.D.McGuire1.civ@army.mil
(443) 861-4640
Mr. Timothy Weiman, Timothy.J.Weiman.civ@army.mil,
(443) 861-4637
Awarded 5/12/2021 Fair Opportunity - RS3 IDIQ - Restricted This effort will research, develop, assess, adapt, transform, test, integrate, demonstrate, transition, field, and enhance the designated intelligence software systems with joint coalition Multi Domain Operations (MDO) warfighting capabilities in alignment with Army priorities to meet the needs of increasingly complex systems requirements, technologies and capabilities. The services to be rendered by the Government Contractor teams encompass a wide variety of program support for all elements of the acquisition cycle and the subsequent support of fielded systems including broad range of technical disciplines ranging from requirements and operational analyses through deployment and support of systems in the field. These include, but not limited to, support to advanced concepts and prototyping, technology insertion / exploitation, system enhancement, deployment and operation phases, integration of the state of the art and the art of the possible capabilities & services, and proof of concepts / pilot efforts.
RS3-21-0034 C5ISR ESI Replication, Exploitation, and Analysis of Commercial Threats Program (REACT) GSA- GS00Q14OADU407/47QFCA19F0050 CACI Technologies, Inc. $450M-$500M 9-Oct-24 12 mo. base with 4 ea. 12 mo.
options
CPFF Mr. Justin Donoghue, Justin.M.Donoghue.civ@army.mi l, (443) 861-5079
Mr. Timothy Weiman, Timothy.J.Weiman.civ@army.mil,
(443) 861-4637
Awarded 11/17/2022 Fair Opportunity - RS3 IDIQ - Unrestricted This effort will provide support in program management, engineering, administrative, procurement, logistics, mechanical and technical support to t he Exploitation Analysis & Response (EAR) Division . Support includes responsive data extraction technique development;
characterization/reverse engineering; signatures/signals collection, analysis; and tool development for the identification, exploitation, and visualization of global Commercial Based Technologies. Also includes evaluating the technical and operational attributes, capabilities, and vulnerabilities of current and future threats; designing and building high fidelity threat replicas; and providing technology assessments and Red Team expertise supporting all aspects of Warfighter readiness
RS3-22-0056 C5ISR ESI C5ISR Worldwide-defense-system Integration, Prototyping, and Security’s (C-
WIPS)
W15P7T17D0100/W56KGU19F0010 Mag Aerospace $200M-$300M 31-May-23 12 mo. base with 4 ea. 12 mo.
options
CPFF Mr. Justin Donoghue, Justin.M.Donoghue.civ@army.mi l, (443) 861-5079
Mr. Oladayo Kaka, Oladayo.A.Kaka.civ@army.mil,
(443) 861-4636
Awarded 10/31/2022 Fair Opportunity - RS3 IDIQ - Unrestricted This effort will provide component development, system development, engineering, system integration, system test and evaluation, site surveys, program documentation and program management, development, training, and integration of Signals Collection Quick Reaction Capability
(QRC) and Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance (ISR) systems within vehicular, airborne, or other platforms predominantly outside the continental United States (OCONUS).
RS3-23-0009 C5ISR ESI Engineering & Systems Integration - Operations Support 3 (ESI-OPS3) W15P7T-19-D-0010/W56KGU-20-F-0020 Avenge Incorporated $15M-$25M Jul-23 12 mo. base with one (1) 12 mo.
Option
CPFF Mr. Nick Martin, Nicolas.A.Martin2.civ@army.mil,
(443) 861-4681
Ms. Amy Pancio, amy.l.pancio.civ@army.mil, (443)
861-4680
Awarded 3/14/2023 Fair Opportunity - RS3 IDIQ - Restricted This effort will provide operations and technical services for efforts within the Engineering and Systems Integration Directorate (ESI) Business and Operations Portfolio. The scope and purpose of this Task Order (TO) is to provide the requisite program management, administrative support, property management, security, environmental and safety and technical support necessary for the Business and Operations Portfolio to meet its mission and customer needs. The services will include, but not limited to, equipment inventory, shipping and receiving, logistical support, process monitoring, and facility support.
RS3-23-0004 C5ISR ESI Rapid Application Systems (RAS) W15P7T-17-D-0142/W56KGU-19-F-0008 Booz Allen Hamilton, Inc. $300M-400M Apr-24 12 mo. base with 4 ea. 12 mo.
options
CPFF Mr. Brian McGuire Brian.D.Mcguire1.civ@army.mil
(520) 671-4195
Ms. Monique Bryant Monique.N.Bryant3.civ@army.mil
(520) 671-2215
Awarded 7/13/2023 Fair Opportunity - RS3 IDIQ - Unrestricted This effort will provide support for existing Engineering & Systems Integration (ESI) Directorate program efforts and new efforts within the Signals Intelligence & Quick Reaction Capabilities (SQRC) Division, Rapid Applications (RA Branch). Support will include program management, engineering, administrative, logistics, and technical support services related to a range of technologies specific to systems, and programs in development. QRC solutions will be needed to address urgent requirements from Program Management Offices, US Armed Forces, Foreign Military Sales, and other requirements. This range of technological capabilities include sensors, systems and other prototype components and their integration on ground and airborne platforms.
W56KGU-22-S-0001 C5ISR ESI Aviation Modification and Maintenance Support Services (AMMSS) W56KGU-23-R-0001 Yulista Support Services, LLC $150M-$300M 30-Jul-24 5 Year Ordering Period CPFF Mr. Nick Martin, Nicolas.A.Martin2.civ@army.mil,
(443) 861-4681
Mr. Maurice Hinkson Maurice.P.Hinkson.civ@army.mil
(520) 671-1085
Awarded 4QFY23 Competitive Acquisition- 8a Set-Aside This will be the Base Contract award of an Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ). This IDIQ will support the This will include support the C5ISR Flight Activity (CFA) Division of ESI. The IDIQ is slated to be a Single Award to an 8(a) Small Business. Each Task Order will be a specific work project, overall efforts will include Prototype Research & Development (R&D), Aviation Unit Maintenance (AVUM) and Aviation Intermediate Maintenance (AVIM), aircraft modification support, technical supply services and engineering support to all aircraft, UAVs and support equipment assigned, loaned or attached to the CFA, Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst (JBMDL), NJ. Aircraft modification in support of repair, modify, retrofit and modernize aircraft systems, to include rotary, fixed-wing aircraft, UAV/UAS aircraft and ground support equipment and
W56KGU23RRTID C5ISR RTI RTI Directorate: (1) Soldier & Platform Mission Equipment, (2) Spectrum Dominance & Intelligence, and (3) Advanced Technology
2023 BAA Open N/A TBD Continuous Varies TBD Ms. Nina Bushnell, Nina.M.Bushnell.civ@army.mil,
(443) 861-4648
Ms. Audrey York-Nicola, Audrey.M.York-
Nicola.civ@army.mil, (443) 861-
Solicitation Varies (Continuous & Call Basis)
Competitive Acquisition-Full and Open The mission of the RTI Directorate is to develop and integrate command, control, communications, computers, cyber, intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance technologies that enable information dominance and decisive lethality for the networked Soldiers. The RTI Directorate provides the U.S. Army with secure communications and networking technologies through research and development (R&D) innovations. This BAA invites industry to submit innovative science and technology (S&T) proposals that address the technical portfolio areas of the RTI
Directorate: (1) Soldier & Platform Mission Equipment, (2) Spectrum Dominance & Intelligence, and (3) Advanced Technology.
W56KGU22ROESI C5ISR ESI ESI Directorate: Systems Integration (SI), C5I Engineering and Readiness Engineering
2023 BAA Open N/A TBD Continuous Varies TBD Ms. Nina Bushnell, Nina.M.Bushnell.civ@army.mil,
(443) 861-4648
Ms. Audrey York-Nicola, Audrey.M.York-
Nicola.civ@army.mil, (443) 861-
Solicitation Varies (Continuous & Call Basis)
Competitive Acquisition-Full and Open The mission of ESI Directorate is to provide support for rapidly integrating and maturing ESI technologies onto ground and air platforms and for rapid prototyping to define, ideate, and test, to “learn by doing” and enable Solider-centric System Design. ESI explores how to manage and securely transmit trustworthy data as it transverses the Army’s network. This BAA invites industry to submit innovative proposals that address the technical portfolio areas of the ESI Directorate: Systems Integration (SI), C5I Engineering and Readiness Engineering.
W56KGU23R0029 C5ISR ESI RFI: Multi-Orbit Modem (MOM) 2023 RFI N/A TBD TBD TBD TBD Mr. Brian McGuire Brian.D.Mcguire1.civ@army.mil
(520) 671-4195
Mr. Brian Townsend Brian.S.Townsend6.civ@army.mil
(520) 671-2417
Evaluation TBD Competitive Acquisition-Full and Open Sources Sought for Multi-Orbit Modem Whitepaper
W56KGU-23-R-0017 C5ISR HQ Unified Defense Research and Engineering Network (DREN) CHESS Task Order W56KGU-23-R-0017 N/A $10M-$20M 15-Dec-23 6 Month Base, 12 Month Option FFP Mr. Nick Martin, Nicolas.A.Martin2.civ@army.mil /
443-861-4681
Mr. Eric Bable / eric.bable.civ@army.mil
(520) 671-2268
Awarded 4QFY23 Competitive CHESS Task Order Architect and design an innovative, scalable, flexible and secure Enterprise Research Engineering Network to serve as the backbone for the DEVCOM C5ISR Center. The network shall foster varying levels of collaboration, information sharing, and scientific research with mission, industry and academic partners in various states of maturity. The C5ISR Center Portfolios desires a network that facilitates advanced engineering, prototypes, investigations, experimentation and tests. The new architecture and design shall accelerate adoption of zero trust principles, become data centric, apply foundational technology and research area protection, and include dynamic flexibility to rapidly connect isolated labs conditions based or specific event in a deliberate condition based non-persistent fashion
TBD C5ISR ESI Field, Lab & Air Integration/Experimentation/Modeling/Simulation/Analysis & Risk Reduction (FLAIR)
WP15P7T-19-D-0157 / W56KGU-20-F-0012 ("MAGNES")
W15P7T-19-D-0157 / W56KGU-21-F-0013 ("CFA")
CACI Technologies, Inc. TBD ($250M-<$500M) 1-Apr-25 12 mo. base with 4 ea. 12 mo.
options
TBD Ms. Kim DiBartolomeo, kimberly.j.dibartolomeo.civ@arm y.mil, (443) 861-8345
Ms. Kim Johnston, kimberly.j.johnston.civ@army.mil,
(443) 861-4658
Pre-Award/Package Development 1QFY24 Fair Opportunity - RS3 IDIQ - TBD Performance under this contract will primarily be to provide the engineering, technical, and administrative services and material to perform the collective missions of the DEVCOM C5ISR Center Lab and Field Risk Reduction (LFRR) Division and the Air Integration and Engineering (AI&E)
Division. Both of these organizations fall under the Army Futures Command, tasked with delivering innovative technical solution to meet the Army Modernization Priorities.
W56KGU-24-R-0032 /
RS3-24-0032
C5ISR HQ C5ISR Center Headquarters Operations Support W15P7T17D0138 / W56KGU-20-F-0001 CACI Technologies, Inc. $50M-100M 30-Sep-24 12 mo. base with 4 ea. 12 mo.
options
CPFF Mr. Nick Martin, Nicolas.A.Martin2.civ@army.mil /
443-861-4681
Ms. Amy Pancio, amy.l.pancio.civ@army.mil, (520)
671-4235
Evaluation 3QFY24 Fair Opportunity - RS3 IDIQ - Restricted Provide the requisite program management, administrative, facility management, logistics, property management, security, software engineering support, systems administration support, systems analysis architecture, computer forensic investigation support, environmental and occupational safety, and technical support necessary for the C5ISR Center Headquarters and its subordinate directorates to meet its mission and customer needs.
RS3-24-0039 C5ISR RTI Network Exploitation Research and Development (NERD) W56KGU-21-C-0030 CACI Technologies, Inc. $40M-60M 30-Sep-24 12 mo. base with 4 ea. 12 mo.
options
CPFF Mr. Brian McGuire Brian.D.Mcguire1.civ@army.mil
(520) 671-4195
Ms. Kirstin Brown kirstin.t.brown.civ@army.mil
(520) 671-2215
Solicitation 3QFY24 Fair Opportunity - RS3 IDIQ - TBD Provide Research, Development, Test & Evaluation (RDT&E) support for CE programs focusing on the maturation of Cyber and Electronic Warfare (EW) techniques, and supporting technologies to defeat: active and passive air/ground Intelligence Reconnaissance Surveillance (ISR) systems; terrestrial and beyond-line-of-sight communication systems; Radar enabled kinetic weapon systems; and supporting processing systems.
RS3-24-0023 C5ISR ESI Novel Engineering for Communications Technology, Antennas & Radios
(NECTAR)
W15P7T-17-D-0142 / W56KGU-19-F-0006 BOOZ ALLEN HAMILTON, INC. ~$97M 28-Oct-24 12 mo. base with 4 ea. 12 mo.
options
CPFF/Cost No-Fee Ms. Kim DiBartolomeo, kimberly.j.dibartolomeo.civ@arm y.mil, (443) 861-8345
Mr. Andrew Pilone Andrew.m.pilone.civ@army.mil
(520) 671-3818
Alisha Ball alisha.s.ball.civ@army.mil
Pre-Award/Package Development 3QFY24 Fair Opportunity - RS3 IDIQ - Unrestricted Novel Engineering for Communications Technology, Antennas & Radios (NECTAR) provides Contractor-provided support services for C5ISR Center, Engineering and Systems Integration (ESI) Directorate, Terrestrial Communications (TCD) Division which is responsible for a wide range of Radio Frequency (RF) and Optical Communications programs in support of new and fielded Army communications systems.
RS3-24-0041 C5ISR RTI Evolving Embedded Intelligent Sensor Processing and Optics Advanced Research None None $49M 30-Sep-24 24 Mo. Base / 24 Mo Option CPFF
Megan Francis megan.m.francis3.civ@army.mil (309)236-5555
Edna Bizzell edna.d.bizzell.civ@army.mil (919)541-5409 Package Received 3QFY24 Fair Opportunity - RS3 IDIQ - Unrestricted
Evolving embedded intelligent sensor processing and optics advanced technologies to meet the Signal and Image Processing Branch (SIPB), Imaging Technology Branch (ITB), and Embedded Hardware & Processing Branch (EHPB) requirements.
RS3-24-0042 C5ISR RTI The Army Multidomain Power and Energy Generation Services (AMPEGS) 2024 RFI N/A $40M-$60M 30-Sep-24 24 mo. base with one 12 month option CPFF
Nina Bushnell-nina.m.bushnell.civ@army.mil
520-671-4389
Mr. Kevin Huy-kevin.n.huy.civ@army.mil- 520-671-
1815 Pre-Award/Package Development 2QFY24 Fair Opportunity - RS3 IDIQ - Restricted
The Army Multidomain Power and Energy Generation Services (AMPEGS) in support of the United States Army’s Combat Capabilities Development Command, C5ISR Center, Research & Technology Integration (RTI) Directorate, Power Division (PD) located at Aberdeen Proving
Ground, Maryland and Fort Belvoir, Virginia has a mission to support the generation, storage, management and distribution of power and energy. The division supports the development of emerging state of the art technologies to advance capabilities at the component through sub-system level. This is accomplished through prototype development, sub-system level integration, prototype installation on platforms, test and evaluation, and sustainment support.
W56KGU-24-F-0011 C5ISR ESI Digital Night Vision Technology (DNVT) Base Contract W909MY-23-D-0002 None $31M 29-Jul-24 12-month base year and four
(4) 12-month option years CPFF
Lisa Gregory-Robinson lisa.m.gregory-robinson.civ@army.mil, 919-541-
Ashley Howard ashley.e.howard15.civ@army.mil 919-541-4657 Evaluation 3QFY24 Source Source IDIQ Contractor
Conduct and/or facilitate (as appropriate) support the research and development of interoperability solution tools that will provide commonality within a multi-domain and multi-intelligence (INT) mission set.
W909MY-23-R-A009 C5ISR RTI MultiNet None None $24M 29-Jul-24 18-month base with 18-month option CPFF
Lisa Gregory-Robinson lisa.m.gregory-robinson.civ@army.mil, 919-541-
Ashley Howard ashley.e.howard15.civ@army.mil 919-541-4657 Evaluation 3QFY24
Fair Opportunity - OTA Consortium Contractors
Prototype a family of commercial wireless System on a Chip (SOC) based device solutions aimed at mobile network, handheld, compute, and sensor networking applications that can leverage both military waveforms, and, in permissive environments, commercial communications network capabilities and services that these SOCs provide.
TBD C5ISR RTI RTI RFP WP topic# FC-05, CALL# 009 PARSONS None None TBD 31-Jul-24 TBD TBD
Lisa Gregory-Robinson lisa.m.gregory-robinson.civ@army.mil, 919-541-
Joanna Jones joanna.m.jones8.civ@army.mil 919- 549-4388 Solicitation 3QFY24 Competitive Action - BAA
Topic #FC-05: PNT Enablers and Modular Open System Architectures (MOSA) for Complementary & Assured Navigation Modules - Per the guidelines described in the white paper solicitation, all proposed capabilities are at least TRL 4 and would be at TRL 6 by the end of the effort. Furthermore, all capabilities are geared towards use in either dismounted and/or mounted use-cases and meet what we understand to be current warfighter needs. Central to each technology is compatibility with current (or future planned) revisions of either ASPN and/or pntOS providing the ability to fuse MOSA compliant components into a larger system. A key benefit of this approach is that end-users can easily reconfigure components in accordance with mission requirements to rapidly assemble systems and solutions that are not confined to a single technology or vendor.
TBD C5ISR RTI RTI RFP WP topic# FC-05, CALL# 009 SKYLINE NAV AI None None TBD 31-Jul-24 TBD TBD
Lisa Gregory-Robinson lisa.m.gregory-robinson.civ@army.mil, 919-541-
Susette Oneal susette.a.oneal.civ@army.mil Solicitation 3QFY24 Competitive Action - BAA
WHITE PAPER CALL 009, Soldier Integrated Positioning, Navigation, & Timing (SIPNT) - Modular Architecture & Integrated Demonstrator (MAID) - This whitepaper is intended for Level 1, and a separate Level 2 version will be submitted. Only one full proposal will be submitted based on the sponsor's priorities and feedback. This whitepaper introduces an advanced visual avigation solution tailored for the Army, ensuring reliable navigation when GPS is unavailable, compromised, or degraded. By integrating cutting-edge visual navigation methods, state-of-the-art machine learning, and computer vision technologies, this solution offers precise and accurate navigation for both dismounted soldiers and vehicles in various challenging terrains, including urban areas, mountainous regions, and other complex landscapes. Our proposed system integrates the Skyline Nav AI platform with the Army’s pntOS, leveraging existing sensors to analyze images of the operational environment. It cross-references this data with Digital Surface Models (DSM) and Geographic Information Systems (GIS) that include location data for various features. This robust combination establishes accurate soldier and/or vehicle positioning and orientation even in GPS-denied situations and complex terrains, such as urban settings with tall buildings and natural landscapes with dense vegetation. This capability significantly enhances real-time location accuracy and situational awareness, supporting mission success in diverse operational scenarios.
PANAPG-24-P-0000_014752C5ISR RTI
Sensor Enabled Autonomous Navigation and Targeting (SEAT) Long Range Solution None None TBD TBD TBD TBD TBD TBD Pre-Award/Package Development TBD TBD
Sensor Enabled Autonomous Navigation and Targeting (SEAT) Long Range Solution - The C5ISR NVESD Ground Combat Systems Division (GCSD) will be integrating a sensor with Far Target Location (FTL) capability to support the research and development of the FALCONS Program of Record. FALCONS will replace the LRAS3 as the long range surveillance sensor for the Army. RTI plans to conduct a FTL Rodeo to assess current long range sensor capabilities. Industry participants will demonstrate their current capabilities at a Army test site, and will become familiar with the FTL testing and assessment methodology. RTI and PdM-Ground Sensors will use information gained from this event to increase the pace of hardware and software development, and will help the government develop performance specifications.
W56KGU24RU360SA C5ISR RTI Universal 360 Situational Awareness (U360SA) - Request for Information (RFI) None None N/A N/A N/A N/A
Megan Francis megan.m.francis3.civ@army.mil
(309)236-5555
Patricia Mize patricia.d.mize.civ@army.mil
(520)692-9614 Pre-Award/Package Development N/A N/A
C5ISR is working with a multiorganizational Working Group desiring to define a set of common components and associated interfaces for a scalable, universal 360SA system comprised, but not limited to, imagining sensors (EOIR/thermal, day tv, etc.) that provides situational awareness to platform crew and occupants with potential for some amount of processing provided to sensor imagery.
W56KGU24RDSTS C5ISR RTI Digital Soldier Targeting System - Request for Information (RFI) None None N/A N/A N/A N/A
Megan Francis megan.m.francis3.civ@army.mil
(309)236-5555
Patricia Mize patricia.d.mize.civ@army.mil
(520)692-9614 Pre-Award/Package Development N/A N/A C5ISR RTI is performing market research to inform future requirements and/or develop prototype capabilities in support of the digital weapon sight and heads-up display (HUD) enabled Soldier in a dismounted application.
TAK SETA TOR 0004 C5ISR ESI Tactical Assault Kit (TAK) and Unique Mission Cell (UMS) Support None None $6.9M 2-Dec-24 12 Mo. Base Year / 12 month
Option Year CPFF
Megan Francis megan.m.francis3.civ@army.mil
(309)236-5555
Patricia Mize patricia.d.mize.civ@army.mil
(520)692-9614 Package Received 4QFY24 TO off SA IDIQ The effort will facilitate the research, analysis, development, demonstration, acquisition, transition, integration, installation, deployment, sustainment, and training of ESI related software and hardware technologies/capabilities to include TAK.
STEADI TOR 0002 C5ISR ESI
Systems Technology Engineering, Assessment, Development, and Integration (STEADI) Command Control Communications Computers Cyber Intelligence Surveillance
Reconnaissance (C5ISR) Prototyping and Integration Facility (PIF) Support None None $20M 6-Dec-24 12 Mo. Base Year / four 12 Mo.
Option Years CPFF
Megan Francis megan.m.francis3.civ@army.mil
(309)236-5555
Edna Bizzell edna.d.bizzell.civ@army.mil
(919)541-5409 Package Received FQFY24 TO off SA IDIQ This effort encompasses all activities for supporting, planning, and executing projects. The Contractor will be required to coordinate with Program Executive Offices (PEOs), Program Managers (PMs), other Government customers, and industry developers.
The following slides are for informational purposes only. These are not formal solicitations / Requests for proposals (RFPs) / Requests for Quotes (RFQs). Do not submit any formal proposals / quotes to this posting. All information contained in this posting is subject to change at any time. The Government will not reimburse for any feedback, questions or documentation provided by Industry in response to this posting.
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