General. The NCMBC uses this section of the website to provide
information to North Carolina businesses on major Indefinite
Delivery Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contracts used by DoD,
and to provide “market intelligence” on future opportunities
to compete as prime and subcontractors on these contracts.
Purpose. The purpose is to allow businesses critical information
and ample time to be responsive to opportunities to build strategic
and tactical business development plans that fit their business
strategies for mid- and long-term opportunity pipelines.
Structure. The NCMBC tracks and posts IDIQ and future opportunities
within key industry sectors (see below). Each sector includes
sub-sections on current major IDIQs, IDIQs soon to be competed,
and IDIQs currently being competed or offering subcontracting
opportunities. The NCMBC selected these industry sectors based
on cluster analysis studies conducted by the NCMBC, NC Military
Foundation and BRAC RTF between 2005 and 2009.
Please note that many opportunities will cross over boundaries
between these industry sectors and across IDIQs. Businesses
should examine opportunities within all industry sectors to
identify both prime and subcontracting opportunities. For example,
a “Logistics” opportunity may include an IT component appropriate
for a business in North Carolina. These IDIQ contracts are
normally large and involve work within and outside North Carolina. However,
many of the IDIQs offer excellent opportunities to team with
the largest federal government prime contractors.
Industry Sectors.
- Logistics. For information on current IDIQs and both current
and future opportunities within the Logistics sector (including
transportation, reset and logistics services), click here
- IT/Systems Integration. For information on current IDIQs
and both current and future opportunities within the IT and
Systems Integration sector (a component of Command, Control,
Communications, Computer, Intelligence, Surveillance and
Reconnaissance, or “C4ISR”), click
here
- Green. For information on current IDIQs and both current
and future opportunities within the Green sector (including
facilities services, maintenance, materials, fuel and power),
click here
- Training. For information on current IDIQs and both current
and future opportunities within the Training sector (a component
of Human Factors), click here
- Manufacturing. For information on current IDIQs and both
current and future opportunities within the Manufacturing
sector (including performance materials, composites, textiles,
repair parts and Soldier Systems), click here
