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◎ CONTRACT VEHICLE SITREP // UNCLASSIFIED // COMPANY PROPRIETARY // SAM.GOV // USASPENDING // GAO

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◎ Contract Vehicle SITREP

Analysis derived from public records, not verified fact. Verify independently before relying on it.

36C24918D0145

Incumbent-intelligence read on this vehicle: who holds it, how the money has moved, and where the option runway opens the next recompete.

Multi-award vehicle (MAC / GWAC / Schedule) (IDC) · Multiple award · Department of Veterans Affairs, 249-NETWORK CONTRACT OFFICE 9 (36C249)

$15M ceiling3 holdersNAICS 541330

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Bottom Line Up Front

▪What this is. 36C24918D0145 is a multi-award vehicle (mac / gwac / schedule) (IDC) issued by Department of Veterans Affairs, 249-NETWORK CONTRACT OFFICE 9 (36C249), solicitation VA249-17-R-0164, a multiple award vehicle with a combined ceiling of $15M, held by 3 primes on the public record.
▪The money. Funded totals against the $15M ceiling, split by prime, are a subscription read; the holder roster is on the public record below.
▪Recompete timing. No period-of-performance end is on record for this vehicle; recompete timing is not determined.
▪The read. For a challenger: the holder roster below is the field to beat, and the option runway sets the earliest realistic entry point. For an incumbent: defend the funded share and the option ladder now, and watch for deobligations or thinning competition as an early signal of a scope change.

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Entity Baseline

What this vehicle is and its scale, from the public contract record. Raw identifiers live here and in Sourcing; the body refers to the vehicle and its holders by name.

Vehicle	36C24918D0145
Type	Multi-award vehicle (MAC / GWAC / Schedule) (IDC)
Award structure	Multiple award
Awarding agency / office	Department of Veterans Affairs, 249-NETWORK CONTRACT OFFICE 9 (36C249)
Combined ceiling	$15M
Funded to date	available with subscription
Period through	n/a
Base solicitation	VA249-17-R-0164
NAICS / PSC	541330 · PSC C1DA

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Incumbent Baseline · Prime Roster

Every prime holder on the vehicle, from public contract award records. These are the incumbents a challenger displaces and the field most likely to defend.

Prime	Identifiers	Ceiling
RDC JPA ARCHITECTURE, L.L.L.P.	vehicle 36C24918D0144 UEI W1PDKFN8HBF5	$5,000,000
FFE ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES INC	vehicle 36C24918D0145 UEI PJHFMJBBY1N8	$5,000,000
APOGEE CONSULTING GROUP, P.A.	vehicle 36C24918D0146 UEI C2TLU3VGKPC6	$5,000,000
Combined ceiling		$15,000,000

DETERMINED

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Money Movement, Orders & Vehicle Intelligence

🔒 Funded share, task orders, and corporate history

Funded position by prime, the fiscal-year obligation curve, order-level detail with options and deobligations, novation history, competition intensity, teaming, and how this buying office competes the category overall. Paid plans read the contract action records.

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Agencies & Offices Ordering Off It

Who actually places orders under this vehicle, from public contract award records.

Agencies

Department of Veterans$736K

Offices

249-NETWORK CONTRACT O$736K

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Key Analytic Assessments

DETERMINEDHigh confidence
The incumbent roster is on the public record. This vehicle is a 3-holder multiple-award family with a combined ceiling of $15M, held by RDC JPA ARCHITECTURE, L.L.L.P., FFE ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES INC, APOGEE CONSULTING GROUP, P.A..
MUST-CHECKintelligence gap
Successor vehicle structure. Whether this vehicle re-competes as a standalone follow-on or the requirement migrates onto a different GWAC or Schedule path is not established on the public record.
MUST-CHECKintelligence gap
Teaming coverage is partial. First-tier subcontract reporting is required only above a dollar threshold and many primes under-report, so any teaming picture is a floor, not the full bench.

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Intelligence Gaps & Outlook

What this SITREP could not determine from the public record, consolidated. Each is an action for the capture team.

▸Exact option end and extensions. the option ladder shown reflects exercised actions on record; the contractual final option end date and any bilateral extensions are a solicitation-document pull, not a public contract-action fact.
▸Successor vehicle structure. whether this scope re-competes as a standalone follow-on, a new GWAC lane, or an existing Schedule path is unposted until the buying office publishes it.
▸Past-performance attribution on novated seats. how a recompete evaluation would score incumbency acquired by novation is an RFP and legal question, not a settled public-record fact.
▸Teaming beyond the reported floor. first-tier subcontract reporting is thresholded and under-reported; mentor-protege and joint-venture ties are not in these records.
▸Current SAM size and status of every holder. business size and socioeconomic standing reflect each holder's registration on file; confirm the current size rep for any specific target NAICS before relying on set-aside eligibility.

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Sourcing

All findings derive from public federal records, as of Sat Aug 01. Raw identifiers live here and in the Entity Baseline.

Federal contract award records (FPDS / USASpending), vehicle 36C24918D0145, contract ID CONT_IDV_36C24918D0145_3600, Department of Veterans Affairs, 249-NETWORK CONTRACT OFFICE 9 (36C249), NAICS 541330, PSC C1DA, combined ceiling $15M.
Federal contract action records (FPDS / USASpending), incumbent holders: RDC JPA ARCHITECTURE, L.L.L.P. (contract 36C24918D0144, UEI W1PDKFN8HBF5, ceiling $5M); FFE ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES INC (contract 36C24918D0145, UEI PJHFMJBBY1N8, ceiling $5M); APOGEE CONSULTING GROUP, P.A. (contract 36C24918D0146, UEI C2TLU3VGKPC6, ceiling $5M).
Ordering agencies on the public record: Department of Veterans ($736K).

◎ CONTRACT VEHICLE SITREP // UNCLASSIFIED // COMPANY PROPRIETARY

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