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Coast Guard Handing Down $11B for Acquisition, Business Support

The U.S. Coast Guard has awarded several companies positions on a potential $11 billion contract for acquisition and business support services.

These awards were for the full-and-open portion of the Technical, Acquisition and Business Support Services vehicle, covering program management, engineering and technology expertise.

Awardees for domain one, track one of TABSS include:

  • Booz Allen Hamilton (NYSE: BAH)
  • CACI International (NYSE: CACI)
  • CGI Federal (NYSE: CGI)
  • Computer Sciences Corp. (NYSE: CSC)
  • Enterprise Information Services
  • Gryphon Technologies
  • ICF International (NASDAQ: ICFI)
  • Jacobs Technology (NYSE: JEC)
  • MacAulay-Brown
  • SRA International
  • URS Corp. (NYSE: URS)

Nick Wakeman of Washington Technology writes the service branch received 47 bids for this portion of the contract.

Booz Allen, CACI, CGI and CSC also hold positions on a $7 billion contract for software and systems engineering work (click here for our full coverage of that award).

Domain two of TABSS covers business management, studies and analysis and cost; while domain three covers acquisition, contracts management and administrative professional services.

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