Released:
Netcentric Products (FA877108R0016) - Released 02/02/10, Due 05/18/10 ($6.9 Billion)
Enterprise Integration and Service Management (FA87710R0008) - Released 03/02/10, Due 04/01/10 ($460 Million)
Network Operations and Infrastructure Solutions Full and Open (FA877109R0018) - Released 05/20/10, Due 07/01/10 ($7.91 Billion)
Application Software Services Small Business Set-Aside (FA877109R0021) - Released 05/20/10, Due 06/30/10  ($960 Million)

Scheduled:
Network Operations and Infrastructure Solutions Small Business Set-Aside (FA877109R0019 ) - 08/10 ($5.39 Billion)
Application Software Services Full and Open (FA877109R0020) - 08/10 ($960 Million)
Telephony and Peripherals (FA877109R0022) - 10/10 ($910 Million)
IT Professional Support/Engineering Services (FA877109R0028) - 02/11 ($710 Million)

TOTAL ESTIMATED VALUE: $24.2 Billion

The NETCENTS II program provides enterprise-wide net-centric products at reasonable prices to Department of the Air Force, Department of Defense (DoD) agencies, and other Federal Agency customers, including but not limited to locations inside the contiguous United States (CONUS), outside the contiguous United States (OCONUS) and war zone areas for development, acquisition, integration, test, deployment, and sustainment of Air Force Command, Control, Communications, Computers (C4), Intelligence, Surveillance, Reconnaissance (ISR) (C4ISR) Enterprise and Information Systems in support of Research and Development (R&D) and operational/production activities. The overall NETCENTS II acquisition consists of eight ID/IQ solutions contract categories.

Release Date: 07/02/10
Due Date: 08/12/10
Solicitation #: QTA010CTA0003 (End-to-End Solutions)
TOTAL ESTIMATED VALUE: $5 Billion

Over the past decade, federal government customers have procured Commercial Satellite Communications (COMSATCOM) services through a combination of Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA) and General Services Administration (GSA) contract vehicles. With the multiple contracts expiring in the 2011-2012 timeframe, and to increase cooperation among federal agencies, DISA and GSA have announced a joint strategy to replace the expiring contracts.

Release Date: 07/02/10
Due Date: 09/07/10
Solicitation #:QTA009ABI0002
ESTIMATED VALUE: $35 Billion

The General Services Administration (GSA) may have a continuing requirement for a range of telecommunications infrastructure equipment and services for federal customers within federally owned or leased buildings or campuses. This may include a variety of customer premise equipment, cable and wiring, analytical services, implementation, integration, and installation services, operations, equipment purchasing and/or leasing, and equipment maintenance. It may also include emerging technologies for the purpose of facilitating the convergence of voice, data, video and transmission elements into a single integrated telecommunications system within the Federal workspace.

Estimated Release: 07/10
Solicitation #: VA11810RP0052
ESTIMATED VALUE: $5 Billion

The Transformation Twenty-One Total Technology (T4) Program encompasses, but is not limited to software and IT products incidental to the solution, in conjunction with all services needed to integrate a system, network, or other IT service in order to meet a client’s mission requirements. Services shall include technical, systems engineering and other solutions encompassing the entire range of IT requirements.  Services, as well as related IT products, may encompass the entire life-cycle of a system, including but is not limited to program management and strategy planning, systems/software engineering, enterprise network, cyber security, operation and maintenance and IT facilities.  Moreover, services and related products covered under this contract shall be global in reach and the Contractors must be prepared to provide services and deliverables worldwide.

Estimated Release: 07/10
Solicitation #:SETAC09SS
ESTIMATED VALUE: $3 Billion

The Department of the Army, Space and Missile Defense Command, may have a continuing requirement for System Engineering and Technical Assistance (SETA) research and development support services. The purpose is to obtain systems engineering and technical assistance for USASMDC/ARSTRAT and other associated air, space, missile defense organizations in support of their various air, space, missile defense, homeland security/homeland defense, warfighter and chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear missions as they are defined by Higher Headquarters, Congress, and the Department of Defense.

Estimated Release: 08/10
Solicitation #:CIOSP3DRAFT
ESTIMATED VALUE: $40 Billion

The NIH Information Technology Acquisition and Assessment Center (NITAAC) are developing a successor GWAC to its current Chief Information Officer - Solutions and Partners 2 Innovations (CIO-SP2i) and the Image World 2 New Dimensions (IW2nd) GWACs, which are both expiring in December 2010. The successor contract will continue to support government IT efforts with a focus on health and biomedical-related IT services in support of federal agencies' health missions.

Estimated Release: 08/10
Solicitation #: CTI090013257
ESTIMATED VALUE: $800 Million

The Defense Threat Reduction Agency (DTRA) is seeking interested sources capable of providing integration services to support the Cooperative Threat Reduction (CTR) Program. The mission of the CTR Program is partnering with willing countries world-wide to reduce the threat of WMD and related materials, technology, and expertise, including providing for the safe destruction of WMD, associated delivery systems, and related infrastructure.

Estimated Release: 09/10
Solicitation #: W91QUZ10RMTS3ID
ESTIMATED VALUE: $605 Million

The Army needs a capability to track the location of vehicles and communicate with vehicle operators for command and control to provide in-transit visibility of movements within an area of operations and the ability to redirect movements based on changes to battlefield requirements.  The MTS will be employed theater-wide during all levels of conflict, from war to operations other than war.  Transportation elements will use it to monitor and control in-transit status of their equipment moving unit and non-unit equipment, supplies, and personnel throughout the theater transportation system.  The MTS also will provide the capability to synchronize resupply actions with the fluid movements of maneuver forces.

Estimated Release: 09/10
Solicitation #:W9124J09SBSII
ESTIMATED VALUE: $900 Million

The Department of the Army, Installation Management Command (IMCOM), has a continuing requirement for the support of the Garrison Support Units (GSUs) and CONUS Support Base (CSB) Units in the United States. The CONUS Support Base Services (CSBS) contract is a vehicle to provide responsive, high quality base operations services to Army garrisons, primarily in support of the mobilization cycle of Reserve Component forces. The purpose of the CSBS contracts are to allow augmentation of Garrison staffs at 16 Power Projection Platforms and Power Support Platforms to support current and future mobilization.

Estimated Releases:
Small-Business Set-Aside: 10/10
Full and Open: 10/10
Solicitation #:DHSEAGLE2
ESTIMATED VALUE: $45 Billion

The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has a significant and continued need for IT services to support the execution of its mission. EAGLE II – Unrestricted will continue to be a suite of Indefinite-Delivery, Indefinite-Quantity services-based contracts that will enable all DHS components to acquire IT support services to accomplish their mission objectives.

Estimated Release: 10/10
Solicitation #: FA86220959990100
ESTIMATED VALUE: $3 Billion

The Department of the Air Force, Air Force Materiel Command, has a requirement for Consolidated Acquisition of Professional Services II (CAPS II). The largest center of Air Force Materiel Command, ASC, has a work force of more than 12,000 people located at Wright-Patterson AFB and 37 units worldwide. Priorities under ASC’s acquisition management include achieving mission success through: emphasizing speed and innovation, rapidly transitioning technology into systems and business processes, developing and retaining a high performance workforce, and forming strong partnerships with operators in the field, industry, and the local community.

Estimated Release: 03/11
Solicitation #:MKTSVY4623E
ESTIMATED VALUE:$14.5 Billion

Next Generation Enterprise Network (NGEN) is a Department of Navy (DoN) initiative which is planned to follow on to the Navy-Marine Corps Intranet (NMCI). NGEN will provide secure, net-centric data and services and, at its first phase, will represent the foundation for the DoN’s future Naval Network Environment (NNE). The NNE will be interoperable with and leverage other DoD-provided net-centric enterprise services.

Estimated Release: 08/11
Solicitation #:W15P7T10RR555
ESTIMATED VALUE: $30 Billion

The U.S. Army, Communications-Electronics Command (CECOM) Acquisition Center intends to provide a single, multiple award contract vehicle covering a broad range of valuable services to meet the needs of all C4ISR customers at Fort Monmouth, NJ. The intent of the proposed contract is to provide multiple prime contractors and subcontractors capable of providing the broad range of equipment and services required to accommodate varied user demands.