Dell Federal Systems L.P Contracts with Department of Defense

Relationship Overview

Total Contract Value: $1,254,948,822

Contract Count: 19

Average Contract Size: $66.0M

Sole Source Rate: 0%

Small Business Rate: 0%

Spending by Sector

IT: $1.3B (19 contracts)

Contracts

MICROSOFT JELA III AF ENTERPRISE LICENSES SA — $282.3M
MICROSOFT ENTERPRISE PRODUCTS — $244.6M
VMWARE SOFTWARE LICENSE MAINTENANCE FOR 229,290 CURRENT ARMY LICENSES. — $183.2M
MICROSOFT ADDITIONAL PRODUCTS - COVID-19 SERVICES — $93.1M
ANNUAL RENEWAL OF MICROSOFT VISIO PROFESSIONAL, WINDOWS SERVER STANDARD, PROJECT STANDARD, AND SQL SERVER ENTERPRISE SOFTWARE AND LICENSES FOR DEFENSE HEALTH AGENCY, ARMY, NAVY, AND AIR FORCE. — $58.1M
ECIA HARDWARE REFRESH, SOFTWARE MAINTENANCE FOR ALL MTFS — $54.5M
COMMERCIAL-OFF-THE-SHELF HARDWARE AND SOFTWARE SUPPLY FOR ENTERPRISE CLINICAL IMAGING ARCHIVE INFRASTRUCTURE — $51.0M
DEPLOYABLE INTERCEPTOR PLATFORM/MOBILE INTERCEPTOR PLATFORM (DIP/MIP) — $37.4M
AFRL B1 SYSTEM — $31.2M
GENERAL PURPOSE LAPTOPS — $29.1M
BIG SAFARI — $28.5M
IGF::CT::IGF THE UNITED STATES AIR FORCE (USAF) IS PURSUING THE ACQUISITION OF UNIFIED CAPABILITIES (UC) TO SATISFY DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE USER NEEDS FOR CATEGORIZED INFORMATION (PER DOD CLOUD SECURITY MODEL (CSM)) COMMUNICATION, EMAIL, COLLABORATION SERVICES, OFFICE PRODUCTIVITY AND RECORDS MANAGEMENT AS SOFTWARE AS A SERVICE (SAAS) FROM A COMMERCIAL PROVIDER OF CLOUD COMPUTING SERVICES. THE PRIMARY GOAL OF THIS ACQUISITION IS TO EXPLORE SOLUTION AND SERVICES NECESSARY FOR USAF TO TRANSITION THEIR UNCLASSIFIED INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY SERVICES TO THE CLOUD WHICH WILL RESULT IN IMPROVEMENTS IN EFFICIENCY, AGILITY, INNOVATION, AND POTENTIAL COST SAVINGS. THE GOVERNMENT BELIEVES THAT TRADITIONAL OUTSOURCING AND SYSTEM INTEGRATION SUPPORT IS INSUFFICIENTLY ADAPTIVE AND COSTLY AND SHOULD BE REPLACED BY COMMODITY SERVICES WITH A SAAS CLOUD COMPUTING OFFERING. USAF IS ALSO INTERESTED IN DEVELOPING THE CAPABILITY TO SUPPORT CLASSIFIED, CSM LEVEL 6 INFORMATION AS AN OPTION. THE CUSTOMER COMMAND VISION, ALIGNED WITH THE DOD CIO GOAL FOR CLOUD COMPUTING, IS TO PROVIDE THE MOST INNOVA-TIVE AND EFFICIENT SOLUTION FOR UNCLASSIFIED COLLABORATION AND BUSINESS SYSTEMS. THE CONCEPT WOULD INCLUDE A MOBILE DEVICE, THIN CLIENT DEVICE OR VIRTUAL DESKTOP, THE ABSOLUTE MINIMUM INTERNAL INFRA-STRUCTURE (E.G.: WIRE, SWITCHES AND ROUTERS IN THE BUILDING) WITH ALL OTHER NETWORK SERVICES BEING PROVIDED AS A COMMOD-ITY. THIS CONCEPT IS BASED FULLY ON THE PREMISE THAT THE SELECTION OF THE COMMODITY PROVIDER IS A SELECTION OF EXISTING BUSINESS SYSTEM TOOLS RATHER THAN CONTRACTING THE VENDOR TO BUILD A ONE-OFF SOLUTION. AN ESSENTIAL ELEMENT OF SUCH A DELIVERY IS THE AVAILABILITY OF THE NECESSARY ONLINE TOOLS TO EFFECTIVELY EXECUTE THE CONCEPT. IT IS THE INTENT TO DELIVER SERVICES FROM THE PROVIDER S DATA CENTERS WITH TRAFFIC ROUTED OVER GOVERNMENT-PROVISIONED AND OPERATED MILITARY CIRCUITS (NIPRNET). THE CONTRACTOR SHALL ENABLE SUCCESSFUL SATISFACTION OF ALL REQUIRED FEDRAMP, DOD CLOUD SECURITY MODEL (V2.1 OR LATEST) AND DOD SECURITY CONTROL REQUIREMENTS IN ORDER TO ACHIEVE AND MAINTAIN AUTHORITY TO OPERATE ATO AT THE HIGH-HIGH-X SYSTEM LEVEL (PER CNSSI 1253 AND NIST SP 800-53 R4) AND TO SUPPORT OPERATIONS WITH CSM LEVEL 5 UNCLASSIFIED INFORMATION. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE A DETAILED REPORT OF OBSERVATIONS, ANALYSIS AND RECOMMENDATIONS REGARDING SERVICES SUPPORTING CSM LEVEL 5 UNCLASSIFIED INFORMATION, SPECIFICALLY RE-GARDING AFFORDABILITY AND OPTIMIZATION FOR AFFORDABILITY. APPENDIX 1 DETAILS SPECIFIC ELEMENTS REQUIRED WITHIN THE RE-PORT. ADDITIONALLY, THE GOVERNMENT DESIRES AN OPTION, SUBJECT TO AVAILABILITY OF FUNDS, TO ADD AN ADDITIONAL SERVICE ENVIRON-MENT CONFIGURED FOR OPERATIONS AS A SECRET ENCLAVE WITH THE OBJECTIVE OF VALIDATING CSM LEVEL 6 CONTROLS, PROCESSES AND DOCUMENTATION. THE DOD INTENDS TO EMPLOY (AND PROVIDE, IF REQUIRED) SIPRNET CIRCUIT CONNECTIVITY INTO THE PRO-VIDER S DATA CENTERS FOR THE EXERCISE OF CLASSIFIED OPTIONS. THE CURRENT CSM FOR LEVEL 6 IS UNDER DEVELOPMENT, HOWEVER THE GOVERNMENT IS REQUESTING BIDDERS USE THE DRAFT REQUIREMENTS FOR IMPACT LEVEL 6 LOCATED AT: HTTP://IASE.DISA.MIL/CLOUD_SECURITY/DOCUMENTS/UNCLASS-CLOUDSECURITYMODEL_V3-0D.PDF THE ENCLAVE SHALL SUPPORT UP TO 10,000 USERS. THE NEW SERVICE WILL MEET INDUSTRY PERFORMANCE STANDARDS, OFFER THE NECESSARY REDUNDANCY AND CONTINGENCY FEATURES TO MEET USAF NEEDS, AND PROVIDE STATE-OF-THE-ART TECHNOLOGY ENHANCEMENTS TO IMPROVE USER EXPERIENCE AND MINIMIZE SERVICE DISRUPTION. THIS PERFORMANCE WORK STATEMENT (PWS) ISSUED BY USAF DESCRIBES THE GOALS EXPECTED TO BE ACHIEVED WITH REGARD TO EXECUTING THE TRANSITION OF ENTERPRISE CAPABILITIES TO THE CLOUD AND OPERATION OF THE NEW SERVICE VIA A CLOUD EMAIL/UNIFIED CAPABILITIES AS A SERVICE (E/UCAAS) CERTIFICATION, ACCREDITATION, DEMONSTRATION AND OPERATIONS. — $23.6M
U434ITD - DELL LATITUDE E6520 — $23.4M
CONUS LAPTOPS — $22.5M
U434TLD - 24,661 UNITS OF THE DELL LATITUDE E6520 — $22.0M
ADOBE PRODUCTS — $21.0M
ONE-NET PCS — $20.2M
MICROSOFT SOFTWARE - WHCA — $15.4M
GENERAL PURPOSE LAPTOP — $14.0M

Frequently Asked Questions

How many contracts does Dell Federal Systems L.P have with Department of Defense?

Dell Federal Systems L.P has 19 contracts with Department of Defense worth a combined $1.3B.

What is the average contract size between Dell Federal Systems L.P and Department of Defense?

The average contract size is $66.0M.

What percentage of Dell Federal Systems L.P's contracts with Department of Defense are sole-source?

0% of the contracts are sole-source awards.