The U.S. Navy has awarded five companies potential five-year contracts to provide software and system maintenance support for the service branch™s command, control, communications, computers and intelligence systems.
The Defense Department said Tuesday the Navy™s Space and Naval Warfare Systems Center Pacific received 15 proposals for the cost-plus-fixed-fee contracts, which include a three-year base period and two option years.
SPAWAR selected Booz Allen Hamilton (NYSE: BAH), Scientific Research Corp., ODME Solutions, General Dynamics™ (NYSE: GD) information technology business and Solute for the multiple-award, indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contracts.
Each of the contracts™ base and ceiling values is listed below:
- Booz Allen: base value of $38 million with a $64 million ceiling if all options are exercised
- SRC: base value of $37 million with a $63 million ceiling if all options are exercised
- ODME Solutions: base value of $35 million with a $59.4 million ceiling if all options are exercised
- General Dynamics: base value of $35 million with a $59 million ceiling if all options are exercised
- Solute: base value of $30 million with a $50.1 million ceiling if all options are exercised
The contracts cover systems engineering, information assurance, infrastructure, software maintenance, integration and training support for SSC Pacific™s maritime global C2 family of systems and other C4I projects, according to DoD.
DoD said work will occur in San Diego, California, and at the companies™ respective facilities in the U.S. through Sept. 26, 2019.
