Public Key Infrastructure-Increment One

The Public Key Infrastructure-Increment One (PKI Inc One) is a Major Automated Information System (MAIS) acquisition program operated by the Department of Defense under Acquisition Category IAM. The program appears to focus on security infrastructure, including both physical and digital security components. Based on contract descriptions and assignments, the program encompasses a range of security-related initiatives including surveillance services, access control systems, and related information technology infrastructure.

The program's contract awards from 2004-2014 range from small purchases of $9,000 to larger awards exceeding $2.7 million, with most contracts structured as firm-fixed-price delivery orders. Notable contractors include Monitor Dynamics UK Ltd for surveillance services, Johnson Controls Security Solutions for physical security infrastructure, and Booz Allen Hamilton for management support services. Many contracts were executed through GSA Schedule vehicles, particularly IT Schedule 70. The Navy and Army appear as primary funding agencies, with minimal use of small business set-asides. Contract durations typically span 3-12 months, though some extend multiple years. Place of performance includes both domestic U.S. locations and international sites, particularly in the United Kingdom and Italy. The program utilized various contract vehicles including SeaPort-e IDIQ contracts and GSA Schedules for procurement of both products and services.