RCEN NSS

US MARINE CORPS RECRUITING COMMAND NETWORK SUPPORT SERVICES (RCEN NSS)

Draft RFP #: M95492-26-Q-0001
Agency: Department of Defense – United States Marine Corps (USMC)
Contracting Office: Commanding General, Marine Corps Recruiting Command
Contract Type: Task / Delivery Order under GSA Consolidated Multiple Award Schedule
Contract Ceiling: $17,759,000 (est.)
NAICS Code: 541513 – Computer Facilities Management Services
Business Pools: Total Small Business Set-Aside (FAR 19.5)
Expected Release Date: August 2025 (Deltek estimate)
Link to Draft RFP / Opportunity: View on SAM.gov

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

The Marine Corps Recruiting Command (MCRC) seeks continued Network Support Services (NSS) for the Recruiting Command Enterprise Network (RCEN), supporting over 6,000 users across 1,500+ CONUS and OCONUS sites. This requirement includes enterprise help desk, cybersecurity, infrastructure modernization, cloud migration, and support for critical systems like MCRISS.
This opportunity reflects a strategic shift to hybrid cloud, zero trust architecture, and data center optimization, advancing mission agility and compliance with DoD cyber mandates.
rTurner Consulting is actively supporting capture strategies for clients aiming to participate.

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CORE SCOPE AREAS

The government seeks industry solutions to deliver the following capabilities:

●    Enterprise Network Support & Help Desk Services
●    Cybersecurity & RMF Compliance
●    Cloud Infrastructure & Migration (Azure GovCloud)
●    Enterprise Architecture & Zero Trust Implementation
●    VoIP & Unified Communications Support
●    Data Center Optimization & Disaster Recovery
●    Asset Management, Circuit Management & Reporting
●    MCRISS Legacy & Next Support

Tech Stack Considerations:
Hybrid Infrastructure – Azure GovCloud, O365, Cisco, Aruba, Fortinet, Forescout, BMC Remedy, Microsoft Defender, Appian, NetApp, VMware, ACAS, Axonius

EVALUATION OR SELF-SCORING CRITERIA (IF APPLICABLE)

Key qualifications likely to be evaluated include:

●    Demonstrated past performance supporting DoD/USMC enterprise IT environments
●    Cybersecurity ATO/A&A, RMF, STIG compliance expertise
●    24/7 Tier-1 Help Desk operations
●    Qualified and cleared personnel (DoDD 8140.01, TS/SCI eligibility)
●    Cloud architecture, Azure GovCloud familiarity
●    ITIL and CMMI or ISO quality frameworks

CAPTURE STRATEGY TIPS

Actionable Recommendations

●    Align past performance with MCRC mission and RCEN scope
●    Begin teaming for coverage across cybersecurity, cloud, and network ops
●    Identify qualified personnel with DoD 8570 / 8140 credentials
●    Validate readiness for Tier 1-3 IT support and RMF processes
●    Prepare documentation and process artifacts (SOPs, COOP plans, project plans)
●    Get familiar with BMC Remedy, ACAS, Forescout, Azure tools used by MCRC

Ideal Prime or Partner Profile

●    Proven DoD delivery in network/cyber/cloud support
●    Experience across 8+ technical areas
●    Facility clearance & cleared staff (Secret or higher)
●    Track record supporting hybrid IT environments (on-prem + Azure)

TIMELINE & MILESTONES

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MARKET INTELLIGENCE

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Top Vendors by Category (via FPDS / FPDSplus)

TOP OTSBs (DoD, last 5 years)

This chart showcases the top 20 Other Than Small Business (OTSB) vendors providing Computer Facilities Management Services to the Department of Defense (DoD), ranked by total federal action obligations over the last five fiscal years.

Leading the pack by a wide margin is Leidos, Inc., which secured an impressive $2.22 billion in contract obligations—solidifying its dominant role in the DoD’s IT infrastructure management sector. The next major contractor, General Dynamics Information Technology, Inc., follows with approximately $733 million, while Leidos, Inc. (listed separately under a different UEI) appears again with $411 million, reflecting multiple operating entities or contract vehicles under the same parent company.

Other notable contributors include Teksynap Corporation, Directviz Solutions, and Stratascor, LLC, each earning between $170 million and $250 million. The rest of the vendors in the top 20 list received between $90 million and $170 million, with diverse companies such as Vista Defense Technologies, Summit Technologies, AkiraTech, and Vectrus Systems Corporation rounding out the list.

This analysis provides a clear snapshot of the most financially successful large businesses operating in the DoD’s managed IT services space, emphasizing Leidos' overwhelming presence and the breadth of competition among the remaining top firms.

Source: FPDS Chart 1: Most successful Vendors within an Agency

TOP VENDORS with $10M to $50M contracts at DOD

The chart highlights the top 20 vendors that have secured mid-sized prime contracts—ranging from $10 million to $50 million—from the Department of Defense (DoD) under the NAICS code for Computer Facilities Management Services. This visual helps identify potential teaming partners based on their past performance with DoD prime contracts.

At the forefront is Leidos, Inc., which stands out dramatically from the rest with total action obligations amounting to over $521 million. This places Leidos in a league of its own, showcasing its extensive footprint and strong contracting history within this category. Following at a significant distance are Summit Technologies Inc. and General Dynamics Information Technology, Inc., with total obligations of approximately $142 million and $115 million, respectively.

Other notable companies include TEKSYNAP Corporation, STRATASCOR, LLC, and AKTARUS LLC, each with obligations ranging from around $96 million to $73 million. These vendors also demonstrate solid experience within the DoD’s mid-sized contract space.

As we move down the list, vendors such as Phoenix Logistics, LLC, American Systems Corporation, and Alutiiq Aerospace Engineering show obligations between $65 million and $50 million, rounding out a strong field of mid-tier federal contractors.

This snapshot of vendor activity provides a strategic starting point for businesses seeking reliable and experienced teaming partners. All companies featured have won at least one prime contract within the defined range and are actively involved in supporting the operational needs of the Department of Defense in IT facility management services.

Source: FPDS Chart 2: Teaming partners based on Agency prime contracts

TOP SB VENDORS at DOD over the last five years

Over the past five fiscal years, the Department of Defense (DOD) has awarded significant contracts to small businesses under the category of Computer Facilities Management Services. The chart illustrates the top 20 small business vendors based on the total action obligations — representing the cumulative value of contracts awarded during this period.

Leading all vendors by a substantial margin is STRATASCOR, LLC, with total action obligations amounting to approximately $173 million. This company has emerged as the most successful small business vendor in this sector, reflecting strong performance and consistent engagement with DOD contracts.

Following STRATASCOR, AKTARUS LLC secured over $103 million in contract obligations, while ECHELON SERVICES, LLC closely trails with about $100 million. These vendors have demonstrated significant capacity in delivering computer facilities management services to meet DOD requirements.

Other notable performers include BOWHEAD TOTAL ENTERPRISE SOLUTIONS, LLC and SYSTEMS IMPLEMENTERS INC, earning roughly $75 million and $54 million, respectively. The remaining vendors each obtained contracts valued between $20 million and $50 million, showcasing a competitive small business landscape within this specialized service area.

This data reflects the Department’s ongoing commitment to engaging small businesses in critical technology and infrastructure support functions. It also highlights the distribution of contract opportunities and how a select group of vendors has captured a substantial share of the total obligations.

Source: FPDS Chart 3: Successful Vendors within an Agency based on contract totals

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HOW WE CAN SUPPORT YOU

At rTurner Consulting, we help GovCon firms win complex technical opportunities. Our services include:

●    Strategic teaming and matchmaking
●    Proposal development and writing
●    Self-scoring analysis and improvement
●    Technical solutioning with DoD SMEs
●    Capture coaching and readiness reviews

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RESOURCES & LINKS

🔗 SAM.gov Opportunity Posting
 Official notice from the Department of the Navy regarding the RCEN NSS opportunity.

🔗 Deltek GovWin Opportunity ID: 221348
 Intelligence report with estimated dates, value, and contact details for capture planning.

☁️ Azure GovCloud Overview
 Cloud platform used for RCEN and MCRISS Next hosting.

🔍 FPDS.gov or FPDSplus Dashboard
 Procurement data for federal contract awards; filter by NAICS 541513 and agency = USMC.

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