CDID Cyber Battle Lab Experimentation Support Services

The U.S. Army Mission and Installation Contracting Command (MICC) at Fort Eustis, Virginia, is seeking qualified vendors to provide comprehensive experimentation support services for cyber electromagnetic activities, including experimentation, data collection and analysis, network engineering, capability prototyping, satellite communications support, and cybersecurity services. These services will support the Cyber Battle Lab (CBL), Cyber Capabilities Development Integration Directorate (CCDID), Futures & Concepts Center (FCC), and U.S. Army Futures Command (AFC), all located at Fort Gordon, Georgia. Key requirements include personnel with minimum Secret security clearances, with some positions requiring Top Secret clearance with SCI eligibility, and the ability to perform work in compliance with facility safeguarding protocols. The contract will be awarded as a Single Award Indefinite Delivery, Indefinite Quantity (SA-IDIQ) vehicle with task orders issued on a Firm-Fixed-Price basis. Interested vendors must submit a 10-page capabilities statement addressing past performance, technical skills, subcontracting plans, and security clearance capabilities by 2 p.m. EST on January 19, 2026, to the specified contract specialists.

This procurement is listed under NAICS code 541512 (Computer Systems Design Services) with a small business size standard of $34 million in average annual receipts, and businesses of all sizes are encouraged to respond while clearly identifying their business size. The contract has a maximum ceiling value of $58.3 million and will operate over a seven-year ordering period, with the primary place of performance at the Cyber Battle Lab facility at Fort Gordon, Georgia. The contractor will need to support approximately 61 personnel across various specialized roles in cyber operations, electronic warfare, Department of Defense Information Network, and information advantage domains. The experimentation efforts will directly support the Army's Multi-Domain Operations force development for the 2030-2040 timeframe, encompassing systems engineering, analysis, prototyping, assessments, systems administration, and distributed simulation network operations. There is no set-aside restriction on this contract, and no current incumbent contractors have been identified in this pre-solicitation notice.