HSHQDC07D00022 - FIRSTSOURCE IT COMMODITIES

This IDC contract for IT Outsourcing, IT Hardware, Hardware & Tools, IT Security Hardware, Printed/Published Media, Program Management, IT Software, Navigation & Communications Equipment, Training Aids & Devices, Acquisition Support, Economic & Public Policy > Research and Development, Fire & Safety Equipment > Safety Equipment, Science/Engineering > Professional Services, Consumer Products > Equipment Related Services, Electrical & Electronics Equipment > Electronic & Communication Equipment, Communications Equipment, IT Consulting, Education/Training > Human Capital, High Caliber Weapons, Consumer Products > Security and Protection, Fire Control > Weapon Systems, Aerospace & Defense > Research and Development, Consumer Products > Miscellaneous S&E, Consumer Products > Electronic & Communication Equipment, Office Products & Services, Telecommunications, Textiles, Clothing & Personal Accessories, Industrial Products & Machinery > Industrial Products & Services, Business Admin Services, Kitchen Equipment, Materials and Services, Public Relations and Professional Communications Services, Test & Measurement Supplies, IT/Cyber Security, Electrical & Electronics Equipment > Electronic & Communication Services, Equipment Maintenance was awarded in FY2007 on Feb 7, 2007 to WildFlower International by . There have been $265.8M in obligations to date with a ceiling value of $265.8M, showing a 100% burn rate so far on the contract. The contract was competed under Small Business Set-Aside -- Total preference program with 73 offers received. We expect a 5 year duration with ultimate completion date of Sep 29, 2012.

WildFlower International is a contractor located in NM, doing primarily IT Hardware work for Army. The company receives $73.7M annually in federal awards (as of FY2020). Also, they have shown success winning IDC contracts concentrated mainly on a singular customer focused portfolio.

The Federal Government competes and awards an Indefinite Delivery Contract (IDC) to support requirements where the quantity and time of delivery are unknown. Typically referred to as Indefinite Delivery-Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contracts, the Government has the option of awarding a single or multiple award IDIQ. Once awarded, an IDIQ acts as a master agreement between the Federal Government and one or more contractors. On an as-needed basis, Federal buying organizations place orders, commonly referred to as Task Orders against an IDIQ, to purchase goods or services available through the IDIQ.

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