Global Command and Control System-Maritime Increment 1

The Global Command and Control System-Maritime Increment 1 (GCCS-M Inc 1) is a Major Automated Information System (MAIS) acquisition program managed by the Department of Defense under Acquisition Category IAC. This command and control system provides maritime-specific capabilities as part of the broader Global Command and Control System infrastructure. The program encompasses software development, systems integration, and operational support for maritime command and control functions.

Contract awards under this program range from small purchases of under $10,000 to major system development efforts exceeding $270 million, with performance periods typically spanning 1-5 years. Major contractors include Lockheed Martin Corporation's Rotary and Mission Systems Division, CDW Government Inc., and Leidos, Inc., with work primarily focused on software development, engineering services, and system integration. Common subcontractors include PMI Industries, Woven Electronics, CTS Electronic Components, and Chesapeake Sciences Corporation. The majority of contracts are awarded by Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA) and Space and Naval Warfare Systems Command (SPAWAR), predominantly using no set-aside designations, though some 8(a) contracts are present. Primary contract types include Cost Plus Fixed Fee and Firm Fixed Price vehicles, with significant work performed in San Diego, California, Washington D.C., and various naval facilities. Primary deliverables include software development, systems engineering, technical support, and hardware components for maritime command and control systems.