W91WAW12D0010

The procurement of support services for the United States Army Training Requirements&Resources System (ATRRS). The Army Training Requirements And Resources System (ATRRS) consists of an automated personnel database (both peacetime and mobilization) which is the Army's official system of record for personnel input to training and training completion. ATRRS provides real-time access of individual training information to levels of command located throughout the United States and overseas. This system provides the vehicle for soliciting training requirements, converting them into resourced training programs, allocating and managing training seats by agency, managing training application requests, making training seat reservations for students by name and ssn, recording student input and output from class and maintaining a historical record of training for each student. All of these functions/processes are inter-dependent to support the entire personnel input to training management process. ATRRS data is used to manage personnel input to training and document budgeted dollars required to provide training. The ATRRS system is integral to the Planning, Programming, Budgeting and Execution System (PPBES) for Army training. ATRRS data is used to support budget reports such as the justification for the president's budget and Program Objective Memorandums (POM) submissions.

ASM Research

Joint Munitions Command (JMC) [DoD - USA - AMC]

Chief of Staff of the Army (CSA) [DoD - USA - AHQ - SECARMY]

541511 - Custom Computer Programming Services

D308 - IT And Telecom- Programming

Order Dependent (IDV Only)

None

Not Competed

Single Award

Single Agency

$91,528,508 (>100% Used)

United States Army Training Requirements & Resources System (ATRRS) Maintenance and Operation Procurement (W91WAW-12-R-0035)

Place of Performance Largest percentage of work under issued task orders completed at: Washington, District of Columbia 20310 United States.
Sole Source This IDC was awarded sole source to ASM Research because the government believes that only one company can provide the product / service (FAR 6.302-1).
Ceiling Exceeded Total obligated funds of $95,805,846 has exceeded the reported contract ceiling of $91,528,508. This may prevent future funds from being obligated to this indefinite delivery contract. Note, however, that the government can often amend the ceiling to allow for additional awards or in some cases may not have properly updated the ceiling in public records.
Amendment Since initial award the Ordering Period End Date was extended from 08/13/15 to 02/13/16.
Subcontracting Plan This IDC has a Subcontracting Plan (with incentive). The Department of Defense has an overall 2023 small business subcontracting goal of 30%