SAM #W9124J-27-F-A001

Army award for enterprise IM/IT support services to Akima Data Management, LLC

This Army award notice and justification covers enterprise IM/IT support for Army medical organizations and authorized users in the U.S. and overseas. - Award and scope - The U.S. Army MICC–Fort Sam Houston is placing a limited-source, firm-fixed-price task order with Akima Data Management, LLC. - The support serves the Office of the Surgeon General, HQ MEDCOM, Direct Reporting Units, and authorized joint medical command users across CONUS and OCONUS. - The notice identifies delivery order W9124J-27-F-A001 and underlying contract 47QTCA24D0062. - Services and requirements - Enterprise IT management and advisory support; LAN/WAN, server, directory, NIPRNET, and SIPRNET administration and sustainment. - Tiered help desk, workstation support, inventory and account management, telecommunications engineering, and mobility operations. - Support for AUDS and MAPS transitions, Vasion Print migration, classified-network tools, Army Mobility Program deployment, and security authorization (ATO) activities. - Optional mission-emergent surge support is capped at 1,920 labor hours annually. The contractor must maintain service continuity and meet applicable security requirements. - Estimated value and performance - Estimated task-order value: $7,470,962.30. - The stated schedule covers a 12-month base period, two 12-month option periods, and a potential six-month extension under FAR 52.217-8, for up to 42 months total.

Description

This is a non-personal services requirement to support the US ARMY OTSG, USA HQ MEDCOM, DRUs, and other authorized Army organizations within OCONUS/CONUS. The purpose of this contract is to sustain current IM/IT infrastructure and deliver future IM/IT enhancements. The scope encompasses enterprise-level IT services—including network engineering and operations, database administration, system sustainment, and secure cloud operations—in strict compliance with federal, Department of War, and DoD cybersecurity standards.

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