Deployable Joint Command and Control System

The Deployable Joint Command and Control System (DJC2) is a Major Automated Information System (MAIS) acquisition program managed by the Department of Defense under Acquisition Category IAM. The program focuses on delivering deployable command and control capabilities, including IT infrastructure, communications systems, and associated support services. DJC2 represents a significant investment in mobile command and control solutions for joint military operations.

Contract awards under DJC2 span a range of products and services, from technical engineering support and software development to physical infrastructure components. Notable prime contractors include L-3 Communications Titan Corporation, Anteon Corporation, and Ocean Systems Engineering Corporation, with contract values ranging from several thousand to over $246 million for larger delivery orders. The majority of contracts were executed as delivery orders through vehicles such as SeaPort-e, with a mix of cost-plus-fixed-fee, cost-plus-award-fee, and firm-fixed-price arrangements. Primary funding came through Navy commands, particularly the Coastal Systems Station Dahlgren and Naval School of Health Sciences. Most contracts had minimal use of set-asides, with work predominantly performed in Virginia, Florida, and California. Contract periods typically ranged from several months to multi-year performance terms, with many awards occurring between 2005-2010.