Solicitation released: 12/22/11

Proposals Due: 02/06/12

Solicitation #: W15P7T12RC005

ESTIMATED VALUE:$7 Billion

Update 02.01.12: Proposal response timeframe is underway. The Government's anticipated award date is May 2012

The CECOM Command Life Cycle Management Command (CECOM LCMC) Software Engineering Center (SEC) provides life cycle software solutions and services that enable the warfighting superiority and information dominance across the enterprise.  SEC provides systems and software engineering and scientific support for a wide variety of Army and Department of Defense (DoD) customers including, most prominently, Army Program Executive Officers (PEOs) and their Project Managers (PMs), Headquarters Department of the Army (HQDA) and its components, and other Joint Service DoD elements. The services to be acquired under the proposed acquisition are necessary in order for the SEC to perform its life cycle software engineering and support mission and to assist in achieving SEC's vision of being recognized as the Center of Excellence for providing software solutions and services within the Army Command, Control, Communications, Computers, Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance (C4ISR) community, across the Department of Defense, and potentially civilian agencies.

Solicitation released: 12/27/11

Proposals Due: 02/15/12

Solicitation #: RFIFIRSTSOURCEII

Estimated Value: $3 Billion

Update 02.01.12: Proposal response timeframe is underway. The Government's anticipated award date is May 2012

FirstSource is a DHS-wide multiple-award, indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity (ID/IQ) contract vehicle, specifically designed as the preferred source to acquire information technology (IT) commodity products (equipment and supplies and associated services) within DHS. FirstSource is considered "mandatory for consideration" throughout DHS, and uses the concept of "fair opportunity" for conducting delivery order competitions.

Estimated Release: 02/12
Solicitation #: FA880212R0001
Estimated value: $271 Million

Update: According to the Industry Day brief released by the contracting office on 1.28.12, the solicitation is expected to be released on February 9^th, with proposals due March 9^th.

The Space and Missile Systems Center, Los Angeles Air Force Base, has a requirement for non-personal professional acquisition, financial, and administrative advisory and assistance services.  The effort consolidates SMC’s Financial and Acquisition Business Support (FABS) and Contractor Administrative and Business Support (CABS) A&AS efforts.

This will be set aside for small business entities under NAICS Code 541712. The size standard is 1,000 employees.

Estimated Release Dates:
Transport Services (NGEN TXS): 02/12
Enterprise Services (NGEN ES): 02/12

Solicitation #: N0003911R0118 

TOTAL ESTIMATED PROGRAM VALUE: $14.5 Billion

Update 02.01.12: NGEN remains in a pre-RFP status, although the issuance of the formal RFP is considered imminent, with a Government estimated award date of October 15, 2012. There is a revised draft of Sections L&M of the RFP now available from FedBizOps.gov

Next Generation Enterprise Network (NGEN) is a Department of Navy (DoN) initiative that is planned to follow on to the Navy-Marine Corps Intranet (NMCI). NGEN will provide secure, net-centric data and services and, at its first phase, will represent the foundation for the DoN’s future Naval Network Environment (NNE). The NNE will be interoperable with and leverage other DoD-provided net-centric enterprise services.

The Government intends to release Acquisition Concept #1 (AC1) in support of the NGEN Programs Transport and Enterprise Services requirement. AC1 will be the first in a series of three ACs that will be released in advance of TXS and ES draft RFP(s). The Government intends to release AC2 and AC3 on or about 30 July 2011 and 30 August 2011 respectively. The intent of the AC releases is to provide industry ongoing insight into the development of the NGEN requirements while also affording our industry partners an opportunity to provide feedback prior to the release of any subsequent draft solicitation(s).

Estimated Release: 03/12

Solicitation #: W52P1J-11-R-0018

ESTIMATED VALUE: $4.1 Billion

Update 02.01.12: The contracting office confirmed on 1.20.12 that they are still targeting the February/March 2012 release timeframe.

CTS will include broad range of communications systems and technologies, with corresponding management and administrative responsibilities. Contractor-provided hardware and services include system integration, systems engineering and analysis, operations, maintenance, equipment and system installation, material procurement, facility and site preparation, outside plant trenching, software support, program management, logistics, technical field assistance, test and evaluation, modeling and simulation, information operations and assurance support, training, depot support at a vendor and regional levels.  The tasks shall be performed in conjunction with new and existing Government systems. The CTS contract will include the entire PEO EIS Communication and Transmission System requirements and there will be an increased emphasis on local area networks, military wideband SATCOM control, and end-to-end solutions. The prime contractor must have TC/SCI and one of the team members must have a Sensitive Compartmented Information Facility (SCIF).

Estimated Release: 03/12

Solicitation #: N6523611R0088

ESTIMATED VALUE:$900 Million

Update: In January 2012 it was confirmed that the RFP is still in the planning phase with a estimated date of issuance scheduled for March 2012. There is a SPAWAR Industry Brief (dated 12/06/2011) available from FBO.gov

The Tactical Command and Control Engineering (C2) Division Code 5.3.1 is tasked by the Space and Naval Warfare Systems Command (SPAWAR) and/or Marine Command to provide engineering and Systems Development and Life Cycle (SDLC) services required in support for various C4ISR Expeditionary C4I Programs and projects, as tasked by multiple Department of Defense (DOD) and other Federal Agencies. Potential sources must have demonstrated relevant experience and proven abilities in engineering and technical support services of a non-personal nature, encompassing, but not limited to, the following areas: system engineering, test and evaluation, system deliveries, maintenance and site support, configuration management, quality assurance, logistics, training and program management.

Estimated Release: 03/12

Solicitation #: W52P1J11R0171

ESTIMATED VALUE:$5 Billion

Update 02.01.12: Based on the slides released by the contracting office for the February 1^st Industry Day, the solicitation is expected to be released on or around March 26^th.

The Government seeks to acquire state-of-the-art equipment and related services, including integration, under the Information Technology Enterprise Solutions -3 Hardware (ITES-3H) contract procurement for worldwide use in support of the Army.  The U.S. Army Small Computer Program (ASCP), in coordination with the Army Contracting Agency (ACA), Information Technology, E-Commerce and Commercial Contracting Center (ITEC4), requires contracts to support the Army’s requirements covering a full range of Information Technology (IT) equipment for server, storage, and network environments; for related integration services; and for maintenance/warranty of legacy IT equipment.

The Computer Hardware, Enterprise Software and Solutions (CHESS) in coordination with the Army Contracting Command - National Capital Region (ACC-NCR), intends to release a Draft Request For Proposal (DRFP) for ITES-3H. The draft acquisition schedule is provided as follows (NOTE: ALL TIMEFRAMES ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE): Draft Request for Proposal (RFP) will be released during the first quarter of FY12; Industry Day will be held during the first quarter of FY12; Final RFP will be released during the second quarter of FY12.

Estimated Release: 03/12

Solicitation #: FA862112R6252

Estimated Value: $20.9 Billion

Update 02.01.12: A Draft RFP was released on January 27th with comments due by February 10. There will be a pre-solicitation conference on February 15th, and the final solicitation is expected on/awound March 28th.
 
The Department of the Air Force, Air Force Materiel Command (AFMC), Aeronautical Systems Center, Agile Combat Support Directorate, Simulators Division (ASC/WNSPB), has a requirement for the performance-based acquisition of training systems which encompasses the tasks of analysis, design, development, production, installation, integration, test, database generation and sustainment. The objective of these contracts is to provide follow-on contracts to the Training Systems Acquisition II (TSA II) effort that will significantly shorten acquisition lead-time required to meet USAF, Foreign Military Sales (FMS), AF Reserve and Air National Guard training requirements. The Program Office stated this effort has an anticipated value of $20.9B. The reason TSA III has a much larger contract ceiling than TSA II is because every team in their portfolio will be using TSA III for ten years on each task order.
 

Estimated Release: 03/12

Solicitation #: W911W412R0003

Estimated Value: $5 Billion

The purpose of this acquisition is for INSCOM to provide more responsive acquisition of services for current and future Army Intelligence, Security, and CYBER requirements and related support services. These services will supply resources that support a breadth and depth of various missions to include but not limited to: intelligence analysis, electronic systems, Intelligence Surveillance and Reconnaissance (ISR) Systems, security systems, Quick Reaction Capability (QRC) systems, prototype intelligence hardware/software suites, and facilities that are developed, deployed, maintained and repaired at the highest state of readiness consistent with Army directives and standards.

Estimated Release: 04/12

Solicitation #: NNJ11379802R

Estimated Value: $2.16 Billion

Update 02.01.12: The Contracting Office released the Draft RFP on January 31st. Questions and comments on the Draft Solicitation are due by February 22nd.. The Final Solicitation is anticipated to be released by on or around April 5th.

NASA, Johnson Space Center, may have an ongoing requirement for support with all technologies associated with manned space flight, space, and life-science systems. The Engineering Directorate provides products and technical services related to human operations in space through development and integration of a broad spectrum of engineering requirements. This includes providing technical expertise, investigative and analytical skills, and program experience.

Estimated Release:
HUDNET Service Management - Systems Engineering and Management (HUDNET SEM) – 04/12
HUDNET Service Delivery – Transport (HUDNET TS) – 04/12
HUDNET Service Management - Automated Monitoring Analysis Verification and Validation (HUDNET AMAV) – 06/12
HUDNET Service Delivery – Data Center (HUDNET DC) – 10/12
HUDNET Service Delivery – End user Services (HUDNET EU) – 10/12

Solicitation #: RNOI00005

Estimated Value: $800 Million

Update: The Program Office announced at the January 27th Industry Day that the HUDNET Service Delivery requirement will be broken into three components – Transport, Data, and End User . All will be procured separately as Full and Open contracts. The total number of procurements under HUDNET will be 5 – two for Service Management, and three for Service Delivery.
 
The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) has a significant and continuing need for IT services to support the execution of its mission. HUD has established the name, HUDNet, for its future IT infrastructure program and resulting contracts. Currently HUD meets its needs principally through the use of the HUD Information Technology Services (HITS) managed services contracts.

Estimated Release: 05/12

Solicitation #: NNG11367416R

Estimated Value: $413M

NASA/GSFC/Wallops Flight Facility (WFF) plans to issue a solicitation for the follow-on to the Wallops Institutional Consolidated Contract (WICC). WFF, located on the remote eastern shore of Virginia, is an operational launch range and airfield. The broad scope of services will be provided for NASA as well as multiple tenant organizations including the Department of Defense. A small business set-aside, the overall scope of the WICC follow-on includes facilities planning, engineering, and construction management services, facilities operations and maintenance; and construction and mission support services.

Estimated Release:
Domains 1-3: 09/12
Domain 4 (former ASTEROID program): 06/12

Solicitation #: W9113MD3ISS10

ESTIMATED VALUE: $4.905 Billion

Update 02.01.12: Based on information given at the January 24th Industry Day, solicitations for Domains 1-3 of D3I will be released near the end of Q4FY12, with proposals due Q1FY13. Domain 1 will be Full and Open competition, while Domains 2 and 3 will be Small Business Set-Asides. The combined values of Domains 1-3 are estimated at $4.905 Billion. Domain 4 - the former ASTEROID program – does not have a current estimated overall value, but the solicitation is expected in Q3FY12, with proposals due Q4FY12. Draft RFPs for all Domains are expected in February.

USASMDC/ARSTRAT requires a contractual vehicle that will fulfill a gap in ability to design, develop, demonstrate and integrate products focused on the development of space, missile defense, high altitude capabilities, and other requirements. The D3I program will be utilized to conduct research for the development of hardware components and software solutions for space, high altitude, missile defense, Information Integration and Data Exploitation, and Enhanced Warfighter Capabilities.

As of 08/2011, the ASTEROID solicitation (W9126011R0001) has been officially cancelled and folded into the D3I procurement.

Estimated Release: 07/12

Solicitation #: BCR119925027

Estimated Value: $1.9 Billion

Update 02.01.12: Government estimates a Draft RFP in May 2012 and a formal solicitation release in July., with proposals due sometime in September.

The Department of Defense, Defense Threat Reduction Agency (DTRA), has a requirement to support the Weapons of Mass Destruction - Defeat Technology (WMD-DT), Arms Control, and Nuclear Technology Electromagnetic Research and Development (R&D)/Survivability and Infrastructure programs with the Combating Weapons of Mass Destruction (CWMD) Research and Technology Development program. The mission of the DTRA Research and Development (RD) Enterprise is to reduce national defense and homeland security WMD threats by conducting innovative research and development supporting the nation's WMD-related counterforce, consequence assessment, defeat and arms control objectives. Potential WMD threats include Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear, and High Explosive (CBRNE) materials.

Estimated Release: Program is currently on hold per announcements from the contracting office. The contracting office has explicitly stated that this program has not been cancelled, but it is on hold, with no current timeframe for the resumption of procurement activity.

Solicitation #:N0010409RQ190

ESTIMATED VALUE: $10 Billion

The DoD ESI is a joint program chartered by the DoD CIOs to leverage the DoD’s aggregate buying power for commercial software, hardware and services and promulgate best practices in acquisition and implementation. DoD ESI leads in the establishment and management of enterprise COTS IT agreements, assets, and policies for the purpose of lowering total cost of ownership across the DoD, Coast Guard and Intelligence communities. By pooling commercial software requirements and presenting a single negotiating position to leading software vendors, ESI provides pricing advantages not otherwise available to individual Services and Agencies.

Estimated Release: UNKNOWN. According to the most-recent milestones from the contracting office, the Draft RFP is anticipated to be released during Q1FY12

Solicitation #: W52P1J12R2000

ESTIMATED VALUE: $23.5 Billion

Update 02.01.12: The contracting office released additional Questions and Answers on February 1st, but did not provide a timeline for the draft RFP release.

The EAGLE contract will provide technical support for STAMIS as well as general support for the Army's realignment of its Directorate of Logistics for the purpose of increased efficiency in contracts and overall support of the Army Enterprise transition. It is anticipated that EAGLE will support any DoD and Federal civilian agencies and departments, as well as any of the governments of our current Coalition Partners.

Estimated Release Date: No anticipated Solicitation date is currently available, however the Contracting Office anticipates re-compete activities to begin no earlier than mid Q2FY2012.

Solicitation #: Pending

Estimated Value: $6 Billion

The Electronic Commodities Store contract provides a mechanism to acquire Information Technology (IT) resources in production at the time of acquisition, for the Institutes and Centers of the National Institutes of Health, and for other Federal agencies. The Contracting Office stated that the acquisition strategy is currently under development. No anticipated Solicitation date is currently available, however the Contracting Office anticipates re-compete activities to begin no earlier than mid Q2FY2012.

Estimated Release: Unknown. The procurement was previously scheduled for an August 2011 release. According to the contracting office, CMS’s procurement is still being developed and no procurement timeline is presently available.

Solicitation #:HHSCMSDBSCRFI12001

Estimated Value: $9 Billion
 
The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services' (CMS) has a continuing requirement for customer service functions in support of a contact center environment within CMS; the Contact Center Customer Service (CCCS) program. The CCCS program is the overarching program that guides the creation and consolidation of beneficiary inquiry contact centers. The objective is to establish a Contact Center Operations (CCO) environment that will provide all beneficiary-facing customer service functions which is able to efficiently handle and answer both claims-related and general beneficiary inquiries with a high level of service across the United States and its territories.