USA | AL | MADISON COUNTY | REDSTONE ARSENAL | 35809
Utility Infrastructure Management
Utility Monitoring and Control Systems ( UMCS V MATOC) Capacity Increase - This justification approves a total shared capacity increase for the Utility Monitoring and Controls System ( UMCS) V Multiple Award Task Order Contract ( MATOC) from $ 2, 100, 000, 000 to $ 2, 591, 395, 960. The following vendors&# 39; contracts were modif
Utility Monitoring and Control Systems ( UMCS) V Multiple Award Task Order Contract ( MATOC)
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This is a justification and approval for an increase to the total ceiling of the Utility Monitoring and Control Systems (UMCS) V Multiple Award Task Order Contract (MATOC). The action will increase the total contract value by $491,395,****, from $2,100,000,000 to $2,591,395,960. This is a capacity increase only and does not extend the contract ordering period, which currently ends January 21, 2027. The MATOC ordering period consists of a 48-month base period, plus three 12-month option periods, and a potential six-month extension under FAR clause ****, Option to Extend Services. If all options are exercised, including ****, the final ordering period will extend to July 21, 2027. Services provided under the UMCS V MATOC encompass the full lifecycle of designing, installing, securing, and maintenance of a UMCS and the related subsystems necessary for the operation of government installations. A UMCS is a high-level, specialized central platform designed to monitor and manage the utility infrastructure across an entire installation for purposes of operational efficiency, energy conservation, and cost reduction. A BAS is a computer-based control system installed within a single building to monitor and control its various mechanical and electrical systems and equipment.
The bid notice states that the UMCS V MATOC has a shared capacity of $2,100,000,000, and this justification requests an additional $491,395,**** in capacity to bring the new shared capacity up to $2,591,395,****.
