World Wide Military Command and Control System (ADP Modernization)

The World Wide Military Command and Control System (ADP Modernization), also known as WAM (WWMCCS/WIS), is a Major Defense Acquisition Program (MDAP) operating under the Major Capability Acquisition pathway. The program appears to focus on automated data processing modernization efforts within the military command and control infrastructure. While the specific technical details are not provided, its designation as an MDAP indicates it meets the financial thresholds and strategic importance criteria for major defense programs.

The contract awards associated with this program were primarily executed between 2006-2010, with values ranging from $2,901 to $94,500. The awards consist of a mix of Purchase Orders and Delivery Orders, all utilizing Firm Fixed Price pricing structures. The Naval Inventory Control Point and Naval Aviation appear as key funding organizations. Three of the seven contracts were designated as Total Small Business set-asides, while the remaining utilized no set-aside provisions. One notable contract was executed under the GSA Schedule for Law Enforcement & Security Services (FSS-84) with Golden Engineering Co Inc. of Centerville, Indiana serving as a contractor. The contract awards suggest a procurement pattern of relatively small-dollar equipment and services purchases rather than large-scale system development or integration efforts.