MIOES TO Phase-in Schedule (Preliminary).pptx
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- MDA IT Operations & Engineering Solutions (MIOES) - CANCELED Federal contract opportunity
- Solicitation number
- HQ0857-MIOES-ZA
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- DOD Missile Defense Agency
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This file is a PowerPoint slide showing a preliminary phase-in schedule for MIOES Task Orders (TOs). The schedule outlines a 6-month phase-in period from July 17, 2026 to February 8, 2027, planning for up to 12 Task Orders that were not awarded with the initial IDIQ contract. The plan divides the TOs into three complexity levels (high, medium, low) and organizes them into three sprints of 4 TOs each, with approximately 2 months allocated per sprint. The most complex TOs are scheduled first to allow maximum time for award and transition.
The schedule appears to be preliminary planning for the MDA IT Operations & Engineering Solutions (MIOES) contract, which will succeed the current IRES contract at the Missile Defense Agency. The visual timeline uses a color-coded legend to indicate complexity levels and marks certain TOs as "Potentially Awardable."
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MIOES Remaining TO Award Phase-in Process (not awarded with IDIQ) Assumptions:
Approximately 6 month Phase-in TO Phase-in begins 7/17/2026 and ends 2/8/2027 12 TOs (worst case, if none of the potentially awardable TOs are awarded with IDIQ beyond Phase-in TO) 3 levels of TO complexity (high, medium, low) 3 sprints of 4 TOs Start most complex first to allow for maximum award and transition time Approximately 2 months for each sprint
MIOES TO Award Phase-in Schedule
High Medium Low Complexity Legend Potentially Awardable Potentially Awardable Potentially Awardable image1.jpg image4.png
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