The Solutions for Intelligence Analysis 3 Program Management Office oversees a multi-billion-dollar Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract, providing Intelligence Analysis and Analytic Enabling support services. The IDIQ’s five task areas are Analysis, Sciences, Engineering, Analytic Enabling, and Counterintelligence (CI) / Human Intelligence (HUMINT) / Collections. We work closely with the Virginia Contracting Activity, Procuring Contract Officers, DIE stakeholders, technical points of contact, Task Order Contracting Officer Representatives, and industry partners to help ensure successful contract execution. We provide overall assessments of active and proposed Task Orders, including risk, and report to the Directorate for Analysis executives to ensure efficient and accurate communications and coordination with the Office of the Chief Financial Officer executives.

The SIA 3 PMO regularly communicates with contract stakeholders and participant members to help them understand the structure and attributes of the SIA 3 IDIQ and how to best operate within its scheduled acquisition timelines and boundaries. The PMO staff assists stakeholders with establishing contracting milestones within an established acquisition timeline based on desired award dates, track and manage request progress, and assist and guide stakeholders in the preparation of required contract documentation. The PMO facilitates effective and constant communication, key to helping stakeholders successfully navigate the acquisition process and ultimately meet their critical Intelligence Analysis objectives.

The scope of SIA 3 is centered on supporting the Defense Intelligence Enterprise (DIE) through the North American Industrial Classification System Code 541990. The contract supports analytic and analytic enabling services that range from scientific and engineering research to programmatic and intelligence collection. It supports CONUS and OCONUS requirements, including deployment for contingency efforts.

The SIA 3 Program Management Office (PMO) staff works closely with the Virginia Contracting Activity, the procuring contract officer (PCO), DIE stakeholders, technical points of contact, task order Contracting Officer’s Representative, and vendors to help ensure successful contract execution. The SIA 3 PMO staff provides overall assessments of active and proposed TOs—including risk—and reports it to DI Executives on a regular basis, ensuring efficient and accurate communication and coordination with their Office of the Chief Financial Officer (CFO) executive counterparts.