MAPS (Marketplace for the Acquisition of Professional Services) U.S. Army
MAPS is currently targeted to open in 2025. Due to the expected moderate turnaround time from the conclusion of MAPS and the anticipated due date, there is a limited number of firms we can assist. Please call us now to reserve a place with our firm.
Important: MAPS will be a combination of the IT Enterprise Solutions – 4 Services (ITES-4S) and Responsive Strategic Sourcing for Services (RS3) contracting vehicles.
Contract Size Estimate: $50 Billion
Contract Duration: 10 Years
Estimated to go into Effect: 2027
Estimated Number of Awards MAPS
ITES-3
#Firms: 135
Large – 48
Small – 87
8(a) – 16
SDVOSB – unknown
WOSB – unknow
HUBZone - unknown
RS3
#Firms: 373
Large – 105
Small – 268
8(a) – 53
SDVOSB – 40
WOSB – 40
HUBZone - 12
MAPS
#Firms: 480
Large – 120
Small – 360
8(a) – 65
SDVOSB – 50
WOSB – 50
HUBZone - 16
MAPS Description: Highly Inclusive Army Professional Services Contract Contains the following Industry Types
1. Construction Services:
Building and Infrastructure Projects: Construction of facilities, renovations, and maintenance of Army installations.
Civil Engineering: Projects related to roads, utilities, and other infrastructure essential for Army operations.
2. Information Technology (IT) Services:
IT Infrastructure and Support: Services related to the installation, maintenance, and operation of IT systems.
Cybersecurity: Protection of Army networks and data through various cybersecurity services.
Software Development and Integration: Custom software solutions and integration of existing systems.
3. Professional and Technical Services:
Consulting: Strategic planning, business process reengineering, and other consulting services to enhance Army operations.
Training and Education: Development and delivery of training programs for Army personnel, including technical and leadership training.
Logistics Support: Services that include supply chain management, transportation, and distribution.
4. Facility Maintenance and Operations:
Base Operations Support: Services that include the daily operation and maintenance of Army facilities, such as HVAC, plumbing, and electrical systems.
Environmental Services: Support for environmental compliance, waste management, and sustainability initiatives.
5. Research and Development (R&D):
Innovative Technologies: Development of new technologies and systems that support Army missions.
Testing and Evaluation: Services that include the testing and evaluation of new systems, equipment, and technologies.
6. Health Services:
Medical Support: Provision of medical services, including staffing, equipment, and healthcare management for Army personnel.
Wellness Programs: Implementation of health and wellness initiatives aimed at improving the overall well-being of Army personnel.
Key Features of the MAPS Contracting Vehicle:
- Focus on Small Business: MAPS emphasizes opportunities for small businesses, ensuring they have access to Army contracts. This supports the Army's small business goals and fosters competition among a broader range of vendors.
- Advanced Planning: The vehicle allows for better forecasting and scheduling of contracts, which leads to more efficient procurement processes. This reduces the lead time for contract awards and ensures that the Army's needs are met promptly.
- Multiple Awards: MAPS supports multiple award contracts, meaning several companies can be awarded contracts under the same solicitation. This provides the Army with flexibility in choosing vendors for specific tasks and ensures that the best-suited companies are selected for various projects.
- Wide Range of Services: MAPS covers a broad spectrum of services, including construction, IT, and other essential services required by the Army. This allows the Army to meet diverse operational needs under one contracting vehicle.
Benefits:
- Efficiency: By using advanced planning and scheduling, MAPS reduces delays and ensures that contracts are awarded more quickly.
- Enhanced Competition: The focus on small businesses and multiple awards encourages a competitive environment, leading to better value for the Army.
- Flexibility: The ability to issue multiple awards under MAPS provides the Army with the flexibility to select the most qualified vendors for different projects.
ARMY Does Large Scale Dollar Volume with Small Businesses
Total Small Business (SB)
Highest Dollars Obligated by any Federal Agency to SB in FY23!
23.75%
27.41%
$24.19B
1.9% from
FY22
fewer prime
contract dollars
Small Disadvantaged Business (SDB)
aka: 8(a)
15.00%
14.43%
$12.73B
0.34% from
FY22
fewer prime
contract dollars
Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business (SDVOSB)
3%
3.00%
$2.64B
0.42% from
FY22
more prime
contract dollars
Women-Owned Small Business (WOSB)
5%
4.67%
$4.12B
0.37% from
FY22
fewer prime
contract dollars
Historically Underutilized Business Zone (HUBZone)
Highest Dollars Obligated by any Federal Agency to HUBZone in FY23!
3%
3.18%
$2.81B
0.58% from
FY22
more prime
contract dollars
All data in this report was pulled from the Army's Virtual Contracting Enterprise on January 9, 2024, which is the date the DoD "locks" the data for reporting purposes.
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