The DIA’s $6.6B SITE I.T. Contract

The US Defense Intelligence Agency is managing the maximum $6.6 billion, multiple-award Solutions for the Information Technology Enterprise (SITE) contract, on behalf of a number of agencies in the USA. The goal is a single umbrella contract, whose terms support the USA’s global intelligence and Command-and-Control needs. The contract will serve The DIA and other agencies within and beyond the US Department of Defense who have intelligence missions, or use C2 (Command & Control) and DoD intelligence systems. That includes US national command authorities, all branches of America’s armed forces, Combatant Commands, Joint Reserve Intelligence Program, and others. SITE has some similarities with other umbrella I.T. contracts within the US Department of Defense, and some unique features… On SITE, Under the Umbrella Protection?by Brandon Kauffman(click to view full) SITE is the second in a series of DIA Enterprise IDIQ contracts, following on the heels of its December 2007 “Solutions for Intelligence Analysis” umbrella agreement. It replaces SIA, as well as the Pentagon’s DODIIS Intelligence Information System contract, the DIESCON3 Integration and Engineering Support Contracts; and the Air Force’s longstanding ICE2 Intelligence Information, Command and Control, Equipment and Enhancements single-award contract. The Scope of Work is divided into 2 Service Areas. […]