Military Sealift Command ITGMS MSC N6

The Military Sealift Command (MSC) N6 (C4I) Department is conducting market research for Information Technology Governance and Mission Support (ITGMS). This requirement supports lifecycle planning, production, and sustainment for IT systems ashore and afloat. The scope covers decision-making frameworks and accountability structures to align IT investments with mission objectives and regulatory mandates. The planned contract includes a one-year base period and four one-year options, with an award target of June 1, 2027. Performance will take place in Norfolk, Virginia, and at Scott Air Force Base, Illinois. The draft Performance Work Statement (PWS) identifies five task areas: Contract Program Management, C4/IT Portfolio Management, Data Management and Data Governance, Financial Management, and Information Management and Organizational Governance. The agency is evaluating small business set-aside options and potential contract vehicles including GSA MAS, OASIS, and STARS III. The documentation includes a Sources Sought Announcement and a draft Performance Work Statement dated June 15, 2026. These outline technical requirements, security mandates, and administrative expectations for a five-year period of performance. The agency is evaluating contract vehicles such as GSA MAS, OASIS, and STARS III. The MSC N6 Directorate requires ITGMS to integrate IT governance into lifecycle planning and sustainment for systems ashore and afloat. The framework establishes authority and accountability for IT investments to support the MSC mission and maintain policy compliance.