The Army has issued a multiple award five-year indefinite-delivery, indefinite-quantity (ID/IQ) contract with an overall ceiling value of $4.1 billion to 12 companies to provide global communication systems for the service.
The companies to compete for task orders are: Serco Inc.; L-3 National Security Solutions Inc.,[LLL]; Globecomm Systems Inc.,; Harris [HRS];General Dynamics’ [GD] One Source; DRS Technical Services; Booz Allen Hamilton [BAH]; Computer Sciences Corp. [CSC]; Intelligent Decisions Inc.; Lockheed Martin [LMT]; AT&T Government Solutions Inc. [T]; and LGS Innovations LLC.
Army Contracting Command-Rock Island is the contractor for the work. Funding will be determined at the task order level.
In a statement issued on Oct. 7, Serco said it would provide design, procurement, installation and testing services in support of delivering global, mission-critical communication systems.
The company will use its experience in the areas of engineering, Operations & Maintenance (O&M), and lifecycle management services to provide a more secure, operational, and sustainable network communications solutions for the United States’ expeditionary warfighters.
“Serco looks forward to supporting the U.S. Army and our warfighters with global communication system solutions,” said Ed Casey, Serco Inc.’s chairman and CEO. “We stand ready to meet their needs under this mission-critical contract.”
Serco currently provides communication system solutions to the Air Force and Navy.