Current state of the $50B Army MAPS IDIQ with Red Team’s Tris Carpenter

In this interview, Tris Carpenter from Red Team Consulting shares a market view and current state of the Army’s new MAPS (Mission and Acquisition Professional Services) contract. Tris discusses how MAPS will consolidate two existing Army contract vehicles, making it a significant IDIQ opportunity with a potential $50 billion ceiling. He shares insights on Army IT spending, small business utilization, and the projected timeline for the contract. Tris also touches on how MAPS will impact small and mid-tier businesses and provides a high-level overview of the anticipated competition and evaluation process.

Topics covered include:

  • An overview of MAPS based on what is known at this time
  • A look at the leading contracts used by Army IT and professional services, as well as trends in spending.
  • The primary NAICS code is still tbd, but could allow some mid-tier companies to be eligible under employee-based size standards.
  • Projected timeline as of today, to include industry day expectations.
  • Leading vendors on incumbent vehicles, major programs supported and top funding offices (not just Army).
  • Which organizations are leading and involved in this requirement, to include org charts.
  • Tris also touches on a near-term separate high-profile $10B Army Modern Software Development multiple-award IDIQ focused on Agile and DevSecOps practices, the timeline, and how it may interact with MAPS.

And MORE…

To get in touch with Tris, connect with him on LinkedIn.
And to learn more about or reach out to Red Team Consulting, visit their LinkedIn page.

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  1. Ben W

    Thank you for this detailed summary Tris! Is Red Team considering making this slide deck publicly available for future reference?