The document, identified as "FMS IT," outlines a contract for labor services spanning multiple years, from November 2025 to November 2030. It includes a base period and four option years, with 12 months of labor specified for each period. The contract is for the 561 WPS/FMS organization, but all listed costs, including unit costs, other costs, and total contract value, are currently set at $0.00. This suggests the document is a template or preliminary outline for a future contract, detailing the duration and structure of the labor services rather than finalized financial terms.

The 561 Weapons Squadron at Nellis Air Force Base, Nevada, seeks a Client Systems Administrator Specialist for a non-personnel services contract. This role supports the production of Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures (TTPs) for both US and foreign entities, ensuring fully functional, secure, and compliant IT systems. The contractor will manage IT assets, perform system administration, troubleshoot issues, and provide network support, adhering to strict security and compliance standards. The contract spans a one-year base period and four one-year option years, from November 2025 to November 2030. Key qualifications include a SECRET security clearance (Top Secret/SCI/SAP desired), Security+ certification within six months, and two years of IT experience. The government will provide facilities and equipment, while the contractor must maintain a robust quality control program and adhere to specified hours of operation and security protocols, including safeguarding government property and information. This ensures the continuous, secure operation of critical IT systems supporting national and international defense objectives.

This government "sources sought" notice is for market research to gauge the open market's capability for a requirement, with no immediate RFQ planned due to a government shutdown. Responses should be two pages or less, include previous experience, and be emailed to SSgt Mayhew. The estimated labor is 40 hours per week, requiring individual personnel clearances and on-site work. The contract type will be Firm-Fixed-Price (FFP). The government is currently assessing the market regarding potential set-asides, and there is no incumbent. Submissions must include a pricing list for market research purposes only, which will be non-binding. The government is not open to capability briefs for this sources sought.