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October 2015Deltek Federal Information Solutions

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Purpose of This Report

Every October, Deltek identifies and assesses the top 20 federal contract opportunities for the new fiscal year.

The FY 2016 Top 20 opportunities total contract value is more than $231 billion, consisting of prime contract opportunities from a variety of agencies and industry segments.

This report reveals key trends and patterns in the procurements as compared to prior years to assist vendors in their business development.


Methodology

Drawn from Deltek’s GovWin IQ Federal Opportunities database tracking more than 16,000 active opportunities

Vetted by Deltek’s team of analysts to identify bellwether opportunities for the coming fiscal year

Determined by total expected contract value or the anticipated ceiling value

Estimated solicitation dates in fiscal year 2016

Things to Remember

Deltek RFP estimate dates are based on our analysis of the earliest potential RFP release date by the government to ensure industry does not miss any procurement activity. As a result, dates will frequently shift as the government solidifies its acquisition plans.

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Report Methodology


Deltek’s Take: Total Value of Top 20 Federal Opportunities Is Up in FY 2016


FY 2016 Top 20 opportunities total more than $231 billion The FY 2016 Top 20 Federal Opportunities offer $231.4B in total contract value,

representing: highest value of the past five fiscal years continued increase from a low in FY 2013 of $92.2B $11B increase over the FY 2014 Top 20 combined contract value of $220.3B lowest value on the FY 2016 top opportunities list is $2.5B

Deltek’s Take: Civilian is Tops in Value, Defense in Number


For the first time since fiscal year 2010, the value of top civilian opportunities is more than the combined value out of Defense agencies. The combined value of the nine top civilian opportunities is $154B.

FY 2016’s total combined value of the eleven top Defense opportunities is $77B, almost $34B less than last year.

Civilian opportunities represent 67% of the FY 2016 Top 20 total contract value

Deltek’s Take: Follow-ons Continue to Dominate in FY 2016


There are three opportunities considered to be new requirements in this year’s top 20 opportunities. FirstNet NPSBN and Pro-Tech and both are out of the Department of Commerce, and JE-RDAP is out of the Department of Defense.

Of the 17 follow-on solicitations expected, eight have a single incumbent.

Follow-on opportunities account for 93% of the FY 2016 Top 20 total contract value

Deltek’s Take: The Rise of Operations & Maintenance


There is a continuing shift from FY 2014, when Professional Services opportunities accounted for the majority of the Top 20 total combined value.

The combined value of O&M opportunities is $37.9B, Professional Services is $37.3B; each industry accounts for 16% of the FY 2016 Top Opportunities combined value.

Information Technology opportunities total $148.7 billion, representing 64% of the FY 2016 Top 20 total contract value

Top 20 Quick Reference List

RANK AGENCY PROGRAM NAME DELTEK EST. RFP DATE

DELTEK EST. AWD DATE

DELTEK EST.

VALUE

GovWin IQ ID

1 GSA ENTERPRISE INFRASTRUCTURE SOLUTIONS (EIS) 10/215 1/2017 50B* 115836

2 GSA ALLIANT II UNRESTRICTED 3/2016 9/2017 50B* 106639

3 DOE MANAGEMENT AND OPERATION OF SANDIA NATIONAL LABORATORY 2/2016 3/2017 26B 39309

4 DOD ENCORE III 12/2015* 10/2016 17.5B* 110485

5 ARMY INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY ENTERPRISE SOLUTIONS 3 SERVICES (ITES 3S) 12/2015* 12/2017* 12.1B* 64990

6 DOD DEFENSE HEALTH INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY SERVICES (DHITS GEN I) 10/2015* 6/2016* 10B* 53177

7 DOD

JOINT PROGRAM EXECUTIVE OFFICE FOR CHEMICAL AND BIOLOGICAL DEFENSE JOINT ENTERPRISE RESEARCH DEVELOPMENT ACQUISITION AND PROCUREMENT OMNIBUS CONTRACT (JE-RDAP)

4/2016 9/2016 7.5B* 122478

8 DOC FIRSTNET NATIONWIDE PUBLIC SAFETY BROADBAND NETWORK (FIRSTNET NPSBN) 12/2015* 6/2016 6.5B* 117206

9 DOE MANAGEMENT AND OPERATION OF THE NEVADA NATIONAL SECURITY SITE 12/2015 9/2016 6B* 46367

10 HHS

NATIONAL CANCER INSTITUTES FEDERALLY FUNDED RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT CENTER CONTRACT FOR THE FREDERICK NATIONAL LABORATORY FOR CANCER RESEARCH

11/2015 1/2017 5.9B 110397

* Indicates government estimate


Top 20 Quick Reference List

RANK AGENCY PROGRAM NAMEDELTEK EST. RFP

DATE

DELTEK EST. AWD

DATE

DELTEK EST.

VALUE

GovWin IQ Opp ID

11 DOD INTEGRATED RESEARCH DEVELOPMENT FOR ENTERPRISE SOLUTIONS (IRES) 4/2016* 1/2017* 5.7B 42435

12 ARMY HUMAN RESOURCES SOLUTIONS SUPPORT PERSONNEL LIFE CYCLE SUPPORT SERVICES (HRSS)(PLS) 2/2016 2/2017 5.3B 80321

13 ARMY ARMY DESKTOP AND MOBILE COMPUTING 3 (ADMC 3) 1/2016* 1/2017* 5B* 110270

14 DOD OPERATIONAL SUPPORT FOR GLOBAL SPECIAL OPERATIONS FORCES (OSGS) 6/2016* 10/2017* 4.5B* 112044

15 DOE SAVANNAH RIVER SITE LIQUID WASTE 3/2016* 7/2017 4.0B* 109481

16 ARMY INSTALLATION MODERNIZATION (IMOD II) 11/2015 6/2016 4B 78913

17 DOC PROFESSIONAL AND TECHNICAL SUPPORT SERVICES CONTRACT VEHICLE (PRO-TECH) 5/2016 8/2017 3B* 78803

18 ARMY ARMY TADDS MAINENANCE PROGRAM (ATMP) 4/2016 6/2017 2.8B 107162

19 SSA INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY SUPPORT SERVICES CONTRACT 1/2016* 1/2017* 2.8B 106399

20 ARMY COMMON HARDWARE SYSTEMS 5 (CHS-5) 2/2026 8/2016 2.5B 96504

* Indicates government estimate


Top Federal Opportunities for FY 2016 ©2015 Deltek, Inc. All Rights Reserved

At a Glance SummaryEnterprise Infrastructure Solutions (EIS) is planned to be the new contract vehicle offering telecommunications and IT solutions. EIS is designed to provide continuity for the Networx and the Regional Local Telecommunications Services contracts as they expire and to meet the demand for new and emerging services. EIS will provide voice, video, and data transport services, as well as hosting services, cloud services, call centers, associated labor services, cable & wiring, and network and security equipment.

What you need to know:• Reported Data.gov Revenue to Date: Since FY

2012, $4.7B, 20% of the current $68B ceiling value.

• EIS acquisition is the foundation for implementing its NS2020 strategy.

• EIS will replace the Networx contract as well as the 83 regional local service contract.

• EIS will have 4 mandatory services vs 36 on Networx.

• The final RFP was expected to have been released by the end of FY 2015; however, on September 28, the contracting office stated that the release would be imminent in FY 2016.

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Competitive Analysis*

Spending Analysis*

* Source: Data.gov, Deltek

At a Glance Summary


The Alliant GWAC provides a common framework and terminology for defining and understanding the components of an IT solution. Alignment with the FEA and DoDEA enable Alliant to evolve over time as technologies change without requiring a technical refresh. It also conforms to Office of Management and Budget (OMB) policy mandates for reporting on IT investments.

What you need to know:

• Reported FPDS Spending to Date: $9.7B, 19% of the current $50B ceiling value.

• There are 60 incumbent contracts.

• Top 5 contracting agencies: GSA(55%), DOS(10%), DHS(5%), Army(4%) and DoD(4%).

• A second draft RFP is anticipated in the October timeframe.

• Incumbent contracts set to expire in March 2019.

• Alliant II Small Business tracked as GovWin Opportunity 106640; it is profiled in Deltek’s Top 10 Civilian and Top 10 Set-Aside Opportunities for FY 2016 reports.

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Competitive Analysis

Spending Analysis

At a Glance Summary


The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE), National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA) is seeking a contractor to manage and operate Sandia National Laboratories (SNL).


• Reported FPDS Spending to Date: $35B.

• The Sandia National Lab is currently managed by Sandia Corporation, a subsidiary of Lockheed Martin Corporation. They’ve held the contract since 1993.

• A RFI was released in May 2015.

• The Government anticipates exercising Sandia Corporation’s option year period extending performance to April 2017.

• Deltek anticipates SNL will be a single award.


Spending Analysis

Sandia Corporation is the only incumbent.

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At a Glance SummaryENCORE III will support a wide range of information technology services including enterprise IT policy and planning, custom application development and product integration. Vendors will provide IT solutions in support of functional requirements including: Command and Control (C2); intelligence; mission support areas; unified capabilities; enterprise services; business systems; and all elements of the DOD Information Network (DoDIN).


• Reported FPDS Spending to Date: $6.7B on ENCORE II, or $54% of the $12.2B ceiling.

• Top 5 buying agencies: DOD(90%), Army(5%), AF(2%), Navy(2%) and DOJ(1%).

• ENCORE II awarded to 14 large businesses and 12 small businesses in 2008. The Government anticipates up to 20 contracts on ENCORE III in both suites.

• The Government anticipates an On/Off ramp option in the final RFP.

• A draft RFP was released on August 10, 2015 and a Pre-solicitation conference held on September 23, 2015.



Spending Analysis


At a Glance SummaryThe U.S. Army Computer Hardware, Enterprise Software and Solutions (CHESS), in coordination with the Army Contracting Command, Rock Island (ACC-RI), seeks qualified contractors to support the Army enterprise infrastructure and infrastructure goals with information technology (IT) services worldwide (inside the contiguous United States (CONUS) and outside the contiguous United States (OCONUS)), including warzone areas.


• Reported FPDS Spending to Date: $10.3B on ITES 2S, or $51% of the $20B ceiling.

• There are 16 incumbent contracts; spending with the top four vendors represents 52% or the total reported obligations.

• Army represents 73% of total buying.• A second draft RFP is anticipated in the

November 2015 timeframe.• The Government anticipates awarding 14

awards to small businesses and 10 unrestricted awards.

• The Government intends on only having one pool. All awardees can compete on each pool unless the task order is a set-aside.

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Spending Analysis

https://iq.govwin.com/neo/opportunity/view/64990



At a Glance SummaryThe Defense Health Agency (DHA) is responsible for shared services, functions, and activities of the Military Health System (MHS). DHITS Gen I provides for services, equipment, materials, and facilities to design, develop, procure, integrate, test, train, deploy, operate, maintain, support and sustain DHA and MHS systems and system components


• This acquisition was previously named D/SIDDOMS IV.

• Reported FPDS Spending to Date: $2.68B, or 33.5% of the DSIDDOMS III $8B ceiling value. DoD represents 80% of total buying.

• D/SIDDOMS III was awarded to 20 companies. Deltek anticipates a similar number of awardees if competed.

• The government anticipates the IDIQ will have a maximum value of $10B over 10 years.

• Previously the Government anticipated a Draft RFP released on our about September 15, 2015. The Draft has still not been released.

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Spending Analysis




At a Glance SummaryThe Joint Program Executive Office for Chemical and Biological Defense (JPEO-CBD) JE-RDAP omnibus contract will be a single contract vehicle, with centralized management, providing contractor support to the JPEO-CBD and subordinate JPMs for the design, development, engineering, fielding and procurement of CBRNE Defense Systems and Equipment. JE-RDAP will be a long term, Multiple Award (MA) Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract


• This is a new requirement, however the Government intends to transition current R&D contracts to JE-RDAP by FY21.

• The Government anticipates holding an industry day in the Q1 FY16 timeframe.

• The Government is considering a restricted and unrestricted suite of two sectors; Non-Medical and Medical.

• The Government anticipates the use of “on ramp” and “off ramps” as part of the contract.

• The Government anticipates multiple awardees.

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Deltek has confirmed that this is a new requirement; therefore, there are no incumbents.


At a Glance Summary

Department of the Interior, Interior Business Center, Acquisition Services Directorate on behalf of the U.S. Department of Commerce, National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA), First Responder Network Authority has a requirement to establish FirstNet's Nationwide Public Safety Broadband Network (NPSBN).


• This is a new requirement that resulted from The Middle Class Tax Relief

and Job Creation Act of 2012, that contain landmark provisions to create a nationwide interoperable broadband network for the police, firefighters, emergency medical service professionals and other public safety officials.

• The Government released the latest RFI on April 2015. They have released 13 RFI’s. There were 650 questions submitted by industry for the latest RFI.

• The Government held an industry day in August 2015.

• The Government anticipates a Pre-Solicitation conference in the November 2015 timeframe.

• Deltek anticipates multiple awardees.

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At a Glance Summary

The objective of this contract is to obtain management expertise and leadership necessary to support National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA) and broader national security requirements at the Nevada National Security Site (NNSS) and satellite facilities.


• Reported FPDS Spending to Date: $4.7B or 94% of the current $5B ceiling.

• The Government anticipates making a single award. The current contract has one awardee, National Security Technologies. The contract expires September 2016.

• The Government released a draft RFP September 14, 2015.

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Spending Analysis

National Security Technologies, LLC is the only incumbent.


At a Glance Summary

The U.S. Health and Human Services (HHS), National Cancer Institute (NCI) has a requirement for scientific, technical, management, administration, and logistical support services.


• Reported FPDS Spending to Date: $3.2B, 54% of the current $5.4B ceiling value.

• The Government anticipates a Pre-proposal conference October 1-2, 2015.

• The Government anticipates awarding only one Prime award.

• The incumbent is Leidos Biomedical Research, Inc. The contract expires in September 2018.

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Spending Analysis

Leidos Biomedical Research, Inc.is the only incumbent.


At a Glance SummaryThe IRES acquisition seeks to enable stakeholders to achieve Ballistic Missile Defense (BMD) mission objectives by providing an efficient and flexible, multi-purpose, capabilities-based contract(s) to execute the following high level objectives: Ballistic Missile Defense System (BMDS) mission operations; BMDS testing; wargames and exercises; modeling and simulation; enterprise communications and information technology (IT) environment; and operation of facility infrastructure.


• Reported spending to date: $1B or 100% of the current $2.5B ceiling.

• The Government anticipates releasing a Draft RFP in November 2015.

• Deltek anticipates this will be a single award.

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Spending Analysis

Northrop Grumman, Inc. is the only incumbent.




At a Glance SummaryHuman Resource (HR) Solutions is a chartered Army Project Directorate aligned under the Program Executive Office Enterprise Information Systems (PEO EIS). HR Solutions provides a strategic source for centrally-managed full life cycle acquisition support for enterprise level human resource services for the Department of Defense. HRSS PLS is the recompete for both HRSS Personnel Services and Support (PSS) and HRSS Studies & Analysis (S&A).


• Reported FPDS Spending to Date: $685M or 17% of the current $3.9B ceiling.

• There are 28 incumbent contracts; however, the top two vendors combined represent 75% of the reported obligations.

• The Government anticipates making 12-16 awards with at least 6 awarded to Small Business.

• The Government is still determining if the contract will have an On Ramp/Off Ramp.

• The Draft RFP was released in August 2015.• HRSS R-MASS is the Small Business Set-

Aside contract to fulfill human resources support. It is profiled in Deltek’s Top 10 Set-Aside Opportunities for FY 2016 report.

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Spending Analysis


At a Glance Summary

The Department of the Army, Assistant Secretary for Acquisition, Logistics and Technology (OASALT), Program Executive Office, Enterprise Information Systems (PEO-EIS), PD Computer Hardware, Enterprise Software and Solutions (PD CHESS), has a requirement for obtaining desktop computers, integrated desktop computers, workstations, notebooks, tablets, slates, electronic displays, thin clients, printers and multifunction devices.


• Reported FPDS Spending to Date: $3.6B, or 71% of the $5B ceiling.

• There are nine incumbent contracts; Dell has received 51% of the reported obligations.

• The average annual Task Order is worth $14k.

• Although open to all agencies, Army represents 85% of total spending.

• The Government anticipates making 8 awards with up to 5 reserved for small businesses.

• ADMC II was awarded in 2006 to 9 companies. Those contracts will expire in April 2016.

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Spending Analysis


At a Glance SummaryThe Department of Defense (DoD), United States Special Operations Command (USSOCOM), has an ongoing requirement for support services for the Special Operations Forces Supply Activity (SOFSA). The objective of this contract is to allow for mission critical systems integration and airframe modification and the procurement of products and service associated with operational requirements for the USSOCOM components and subordinate units.


• Spending to date is $2.3B, or 52% of the 5B ceiling value.

• The previous contract was a single award to Lockheed Martin in 2009, and was awarded as a Full & Open competition.

• The incumbent contract expires in 2018.

• The Government released an RFI in February 2015 and held an Industry Day in June 2015.

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Spending Analysis

Lockheed Martin is the only incumbent.


At a Glance SummaryThe US Department of Energy has a continuing requirement for the treatment, storage and disposal of radioactive liquid waste composes, the Liquid Waste System at the Savannah River Site.



• Savannah River Remediation holds the current contract set to expire on June 2017

.• The Government released an RFI on

September 2015.

• An Industry Day will be held October 14, 2015.

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Spending Analysis

Savannah River Remediation is the only incumbent.


At a Glance SummaryThe objective of the IMOD-II acquisition will be to provide a flexible resource to support the modernization, expansion, enhancement and upgrades of all types of information technology (IT) infrastructure, IT systems, IT support systems, and communications systems for the Army and other Department of Defense (DoD) agencies.


• Reported FPDS Spending to Date: $1.2B, 30% of the current $4B ceiling value.

• The current IMOD contract was awarded to 10 companies in 2006. The expiration date is April 2016.

• The Government released a second RFI on June 2015.

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Spending Analysis


At a Glance Summary

National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), Acquisition and Grants Office has a requirement to establish a new contract vehicle for professional and technical support services. The Contractor shall provide professional support services under the following area domains: Ocean, Satellites, Fisheries, Meteorological and Enterprise Operations.


• Deltek has confirmed that this is a new requirement.

• The draft acquisition strategy is based on full and open competition to award multiple Indefinite Delivery/ Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) type contracts with the majority of the contract awards reserved for small businesses.

• This vehicle will be mandatory for NOAA, and will be available for use by other organizations in Commerce.

• Pro-Tech was included on Deltek’s Top Federal Opportunities report for FY 2014 and 2015 as a result of delays in the procurement.

• The Government anticipates the Draft RFP release in Q1FY16, with Industry Days by domain in Q2FY16.

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At a Glance SummaryThe U.S. Army Program Executive Office for Simulation, Training, and Instrumentation (PEO STRI), has a requirement to procure PBL for sustainment, operations, and support of Army Program-of-Record (POR) TADSS, Live-Fire Ranges, and Instrumentation Systems (ISs) in order to execute the Army’s Training Support System (TSS) TADSS Maintenance Program.



• The Warfighter Focus contract was awarded to Raytheon in October 2007 and expires in October 2017.

• Work done on the Warfighter Focus contract will be recompeted under multiple contracts.

• The Government released the Draft Requirements Document on September 2015.

• Place of Performance: OCONUS and CONUS

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Spending Analysis

Raytheon is the only incumbent.


At a Glance SummaryThe purpose of this Enterprise-Wide, multiple award, Indefinite-Delivery, Indefinite-Quantity (IDIQ) contract is to acquire Information Technology Support Services for the Social Security Administration’s (SSA) mission oriented information technology (IT) business functions andinitiatives.


• Reported FPDS Spending to Date: $907M, 32% of the current $2.8B ceiling value.

• The current contract was awarded in September 2010 with an expiration in September 2017 to Accenture, Computer Sciences Corp, Lockheed Martin and Northrop Grumman.

• The Government released a Draft RFP in September 2015.

• Deltek anticipates multiple awardees.

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Spending Analysis

At a Glance Summary


The Army has a continuing requirement to improve interoperability and connectivity on the battlefield by providing hardware, software, professional services and computer processing, storage and display technology to create an integrated system of battlefield processors.

What you need to know:• Reported FPDS Spending to Date: $1B on

the existing contract, or 27% of the $3.7B ceiling.

• The current contract was competed as F&O/ Unrestricted and was a single award.

• An industry day is scheduled for November 19, 2015 and the Government anticipates a Draft RFP release in December 2015.

• The current contract held by General Dynamics is scheduled to expire in August 2016.

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Spending Analysis

General Dynamics is the only incumbent.



Top Opportunities FY 2015 StatusFY

2015 RANK

ACRONYM STATUS EST. VALUE GovWin IQ ID

1 A2

In September 2015, GSA announced it would complete another round of market research

with the anticipated released of DRFPs for both A2 and A2SB in mid-October, with the

final solicitations anticipated in Spring 2016.

$50 Billion 106639

2 RS3The solicitation was released March 25, 2015; the government announced in August that

the award is anticipated in March 2016.$37.4 Billion 54023

3 T4NGThe solicitation was released November 19, 2014; the government anticipates awards to

be made before the end of December 2015. $22.3 Billion* 104683

4 DHITS Gen IThe final solicitation is anticipated in October 2015, with awards anticipated to be made in

June 2016. $10 Billion* 53177

5ITES-3S

CHESS

The government is planning to release DRFP #2 in November, with the final RFP

anticipated to be released on or about December 21, 2015. Awards are anticipated to be

made in December 2017.

$12.1 Billion* 64990

6 ENCORE IIIThe DRFP was released in August 2015, with the government estimating that the final

solicitation will be released in November 2015. $17.5 Billion* 110485

7 CFT

The solicitation was released December 2, 2014. The government released a status

update in September 2015 indicating that due to unforeseen circumstances, the

anticipated award date has been delayed to approximately December 31, 2016.

$11.4 Billion* 66838

8 WPS2The solicitation was released May 18, 2015. Proposals were to have been submitted on

July 30, 2015. Deltek anticipates awards will be announced in Q1 FY 2016.$10 Billion 93195

9 ESPC

The solicitation was released March 23, 2015. The government anticipates contract

awards during Q2 FY2016. At least two protests have been filed, with decisions

anticipated in Q1 FY2016.

$1.0 Billion 109872

10 HCaTS

The solicitation was released August 1, 2015. Proposals are due on October 16, 2015. The

Contracting Office previously stated that Awards are planned to be made in the December

2015 time frame.

$10 Billion 113795

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Top Opportunities FY 2015 StatusFY

2015 RANK

ACRONYM STATUS EST. VALUE

GovWin IQ ID

11KC10A CLS

ESC

The solicitation was released November 7, 2014. This follow-on effort is undergoing source selection

with an award anticipated to be issued in the Q1-Q2 of CY16 time frame. $3.0 Billion* 88677

12 GNS

The solicitation was released April 1, 2015. Proposals were collected on June 1, 2015. The period of

performance is anticipated to commence on January 1, 2016; as such, Deltek estimates contract

awards will be made in December 2015.

$4.3 Billion* 118117

13 NIS 2020

GSA cancelled this requirement to focus on its $50B Enterprise Infrastructure Solutions (EIS)

acquisition anticipated to be released before the end of FY 2015 (GovWin IQ# 115836). The

government released a pre-solicitation notice for EIS on September 10, 2015.

CANCELLED 105781

14SPARC (ESD

II)

The solicitation was released August 3, 2015. Proposals were submitted September 17, 2015. The government estimates that the awards for the SPARC vehicle will be made in September 2016. $25.0 Billion 118153

15 CHS-5

The RFI was released in September 2015. A Draft RFP is anticipated in December 2015. Deltek

estimates that the final solicitation will be released in Q2 FY2016, with the award made before the

end of FY 2016.

$2.5 Billion 96504

16 M&O NSCThe solicitation was released December 12, 2014. A contract was awarded to Honeywell Federal

Manufacturing & Technologies, LLC on July 9, 2015 with a total value of $9.3 Billion. $9.3 Billion 45419

17 PRO-TECHThe government anticipates the Draft RFP to be released in Q1 FY2016 with the Final RFP in Q3

FY2016. The government anticipates that awards will be made between Q3 FY2017 and Q1 FY2018. $3.0 Billion* 78803

18 IRES

The Draft RFP is anticipated in November 2015, followed by Industry Days and One On One Meetings

in November 2015. The Final RFP is expected to be released in April 2016, with contract award

expected in January 2017.

$5.8 Billion* 42435

19KC10A CLS

DMAC

The solicitation was released December 7, 2014. This follow-on effort is undergoing source selection

with an award anticipated to be issued in the Q1-Q2 of CY16 time frame. $3.5 Billion* 65969

20 ICP CORE

The solicitation was released March 13, 2015. The government stated that the contract will not be

awarded by September 30, 2015 when the current contracts are scheduled to expire. Deltek believes

a contract extension will be awarded. The new contract is anticipated to be awarded during Q2

FY2016. Transition is schedule to begin March 1, 2016.

$1.58

Billion*44732

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