BLUF: HII Mission Technologies Corp has obligated $876,771,741 to date under a General Services Administration task order supporting Department of the Air Force network operations, against a contract ceiling of $1.36 billion.

The task order was signed July 7, 2023, and runs through July 6, 2027, with a potential extension to July 2028. GSA's Federal Acquisition Service issued it through the FEDSIM program office on behalf of the Air Force's Joint Functional Component Command for Network Warfare, funding what USAspending.gov records describe as the "Joint Network of Engineering and Emerging Operations" (JNEEO) effort.

Why it matters: The award was made under a multiple-award indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity (IDIQ) vehicle, with GSA running full and open competition and receiving three offers before selecting HII Mission Technologies Corp. No small-business set-aside applied. For contractors tracking FEDSIM-administered IT and engineering work, this task order shows continued Air Force reliance on GSA's assisted-acquisition channel for network engineering support rather than direct Air Force contracting.

By the numbers:

• Cumulative obligations to date: $876,771,741
• Contract ceiling (base + all options): $1,356,026,010
• Period of performance: July 7, 2023 – July 6, 2027 (potential through July 6, 2028)
• NAICS 541330 (Engineering Services); PSC R499 (Support — Professional: Other)
• Solicitation number: 47QFCA23R0001
• Awarding office: GSA FAS AAS FEDSIM; funded by the Department of the Air Force

The underlying IDIQ (PIID 47QFCA22D0303) is a multiple-award vehicle administered by GSA's Federal Acquisition Service. USAspending.gov lists the procurement as full and open competition with fair opportunity given among IDIQ holders; three offers were received for the task order.

Source: USAspending.gov