DHS Tactical Communications (TACCOM)

IDIQ

Description

Allows DHS and other federal agencies the ability to procure the latest tools and technologies for end-to-end transmission of mission-critical voice and data. This Best-In-Class (BIC) solution features both equipment (radios, infrastructure, and satellite solutions) and services (systems integration, installation, engineering, and operations and maintenance).

Overview

Ceiling

$3,000,000,000

Primary Sponsoring Agency

Secret Service (USSS) [DHS]

Who Can Use

One Agency

Primary NAICS

334220 - Radio and Television Broadcasting and Wireless Communications Equipment Manufacturing

Primary PSC

5820 - Radio And Television Communication Equipment, Except Airborne

Primary Set Aside

Small Business Set Aside - Partial (SBP)

Extent Competed

Full And Open Competition

DHS Tactical Communications (TACCOM) awarded by Secret Service (USSS) in March 2012 accepts orders through September 2017. The IDIQ has a reported ceiling of $3,000,000,000, and as of today, $899,684,257 has been obligated through the vehicle with a total reported backlog of $258,046,095 and funded backlog of $82,162,090 from all task orders, though the ordering period has ended so backlog may not be realized. The IDIQ was awarded with a Small Business Set Aside - Partial (SBP) set aside and has a primary NAICS code of 334220.

Award Hierarchy

Vehicle

DHS Tactical Communications (TACCOM)

Indefinite Delivery Vehicles

Prime Contracts

Subcontracts

Status

Period of Performance

3/26/12

Start Date

9/27/17

Ordering Period End Date

100% Complete

Task Order Obligations and Backlog

$899.7M

Total Obligated

$981.8M

Current Award

$1.2B

Potential Award

78% Funded

$82.2M

Funded Backlog

$258.0M

Total Backlog

Vehicle Award Share

Contractors with greatest percentage of obligations for DHS Tactical Communications (TACCOM)

Vehicle Award Share

Federal Award Analysis