MAGTF/MOCTT Operational Support Services (MOSS) M00264-25-R-0014 Award Notice

The Contract M00264-25-R-0014 Amend 0003, titled MAGTF/MOCTT Operational Support Services (MOSS), is a Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business set-aside solicitation issued by the Department of Defense through the Commander, Office located in Quantico, Virginia. It seeks comprehensive Command and Control (C2) training services to support six Marine Corps training centers nationwide, focusing on the delivery of curriculum, instruction, and operational support for established Program of Record C2 systems and Combat Operations Centers (COCs) used across battalion, regimental, division, and MEF-level units. The contractor is required to plan and execute collective battle staff training events in a COC environment for Fleet Marine Forces and reserve components, while also managing classroom computer networks and audio-visual systems to ensure seamless integration and operation. All training must align with Marine Corps C2 Training and Readiness standards, and personnel must be qualified with military or commercial instructor and curriculum development certifications completed within the past five years, hold appropriate security clearances—Top Secret/SCI for MOCTT roles and Secret for MISTC roles—and be eligible for adjudication through the Joint Defense Information System for Security. The work is performed primarily at Quantico, Virginia, with periodic overseas travel requiring valid U.S. passports and strict adherence to DoD foreign clearance protocols. The contract structure includes a one-year base period and four one-year option periods, exercisable at the Government’s discretion based on operational need, with no transition period prior to performance beginning. Pricing is structured across six CLINs: four fixed-price line items covering MOCTT and MISTC support services, faculty development, and C2 systems analysis, and one cost-reimbursable, not-to-exceed line item for travel capped at $260,000 during the base period with escalating caps in each option year. Proposals must comply with strict format rules including 8.5 x 11-inch pages, 12-point Times New Roman font, single-spacing, and a prohibition on photographs or hyperlinks, with page limits enforced across three evaluation volumes: 60 pages for the Technical Approach, 35 pages for Past Performance, and 25 pages for Price. The Technical Approach is a pass/fail gate—any rating of Marginal or Unacceptable results in immediate disqualification—and carries significantly more weight than Past Performance. Intellectual property developed under this contract is owned exclusively by the U.S