TOTAL ENGINEERING AND INTEGRATION SERVICES (TEIS) IV On-Ramp Opportunity

The Army Contracting Command at Aberdeen Proving Ground seeks information systems engineering and IT support services for the United States Army Information Systems Engineering Command (USAISEC) through the Total Engineering and Integration Services (TEIS) IV On-Ramp Opportunity, with proposals due October 30, 2026. The procurement is a multiple-award Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity contract with up to ten total awards (four reserved for small business), an $800 million cumulative ceiling across all awards, and a five-year ordering period (December 1, 2026 through November 30, 2031) plus one optional five-year period.

Place of performance spans worldwide locations including CONUS, OCONUS, and potentially remote or hostile environments, with administrative oversight at Fort Huachuca, Arizona. All contractor personnel must obtain a Top Secret Facility Security Clearance with Secret safeguarding capability; contractors must also be prepared for Sensitive Compartmented Information access, SIPRNET and JWICS access, and Controlled Unclassified Information handling. The contractor must maintain active Top Secret facility clearance at proposal submission and meet worldwide deployment readiness requirements.

The contract covers 17 functional areas including information systems engineering, cybersecurity, systems integration and installation, test and evaluation, project management, transitional operations and maintenance, and technical instruction. Services include planning, design, development, engineering, implementation, procurement, logistics, evaluation, testing, and sustainment across all aspects of information and communication systems. Work will be performed on both Firm Fixed Price (estimated 35 percent of value) and Cost Plus Fixed Fee (estimated 65 percent) bases, with maximum fixed fee of eight percent subject to downward negotiation at task order level. The NAICS code is 541512, Computer Systems Design Services; PSC is R425.

Proposals must be submitted in five volumes addressing general information, technical approach (using three provided sample tasks covering satellite communications, IT modernization, and cybersecurity), past performance (minimum three, maximum five references for prime; major subcontractors limited to three), cost/pricing with labor rate allocations across CONUS, High CONUS (Washington D.C.), and OCONUS locations, and small business participation commitments (minimum 20 percent participation with documentation). Evaluation will weigh technical approach and past performance; specific weightings and evaluation criteria are detailed in the solicitation. All contractors must comply with Service Contract Act prevailing wage requirements for applicable geographic locations. Contractors must also prepare for potential OCONUS travel with defensive counterintelligence briefings and antiterrorism training within 30 days of contract award.