Joint Space Operations Center (JSpOC) Mission System Increment 2

The Joint Space Operations Center Mission System Increment 2 is a Major Automated Information System acquisition program within the Department of Defense, categorized as Acquisition Category IAM under the Major Capability Acquisition pathway. The program appears focused on space situational awareness and command and control capabilities, with specific emphasis on user-defined operational picture development. The system represents a significant investment in space operations infrastructure, though the full scope of capabilities is not explicitly detailed in the provided materials.

Contract awards associated with JMS Inc 2 range from small-scale procurement of cable and harness components (less than $5,000) to large-scale systems development efforts exceeding $12 million. The Department of the Air Force Space Command Space and Missile Systems Center serves as the primary contracting authority for major system development work, while the Army Contracting Command handles smaller component acquisitions. Notable prime contractors include KBR Wyle Services, LLC and Parsons Government Services Inc., who were awarded cost-plus-fixed-fee contracts for system development work under SBIR Phase III actions. These larger contracts typically span multiple years, with completion dates ranging from 2021 to 2022. Smaller procurements are typically executed as firm-fixed-price BPA calls with short performance periods of 1-2 months, often designated as total small business set-asides. Colorado Springs, Colorado is identified as one location for program execution, while cable and harness components are supplied to Letterkenny Army Depot.