IMCS IV Prime Contractor – Information Management Communications Services | CORDEV, Inc.

Federal Contract Vehicle

IMCS IV

Information Management Communications Services IV.

CORDEV has supported customers as a prime on the IMCS program from its inception to the present.

$990 M ceiling Prime contractor IMCS I through IV
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The Vehicle

IMCS IV

IMCS IV is NETCOM's IDIQ for information management and communications services, supporting regional and local Network Enterprise Centers on Army installations across CONUS. Awarded in 2023 with a $990 M ceiling, IMCS IV spans every era of installation communications still in service: a single task order can require Repair-and-Return of outdoor field telephones alongside DoD PKI and CAC credentialing. Same team, same standard.

Contract W91RUS-23-D-0016  |  CORDEV, Inc.

Experience includes a task order at Fort Dix (JB McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst): legacy telecommunications operations and maintenance across 546 locations and 27,942 acres at 99.9% operational availability, 24 hours a day.

Past Performance

Every Generation of IMCS

The IMCS program has carried Army installation communications for three decades, and CORDEV has performed on all of it. From garrison telephone plants to enterprise cybersecurity, CORDEV has supported 11 installations through 25 task orders, with more than $190 M awarded under IMCS I through IMCS IV.

IMCS I

Task orders at Fort Dix, Aberdeen Proving Ground, Fort McPherson, Pine Bluff Arsenal, Letterkenny Army Depot, Fort Benning, and Fort Bliss.

8 task orders $18 M+ Adaptation to early data transport
What you get
A record that starts at the program's origin, not at the current award.

IMCS II

Task orders at Fort Campbell, Aberdeen Proving Ground, Fort Monmouth, Fort Dix, and Fort Hamilton, including 30,000+ users supported at Fort Campbell with consistently Excellent CPARS ratings in all four categories, 2008 through 2019.

7 task orders $93 M+ Migration to Unified Communications
What you get
The program's largest task orders and its smallest, delivered the same way.

IMCS III

Task orders at Fort Benning, Fort Bliss with White Sands Missile Range, and Fort Dix: administrative telephone systems, enterprise IT, and land mobile radio, spanning Tier I help desk through PKI services, network operations, and 24/7 radio O&M.

9 task orders $58 M+ Incorporation of enterprise IT services
What you get
Breadth across the full IMCS scope: voice, data, radio, and the cabling underneath all three.

CORDEV came to Fort Dix in 1996, before the DOIM became the NEC, before the first IMCS task order was awarded.

The vehicle changed four times. Our team stayed.

$190 M+
awarded under IMCS I through IMCS IV
11
installations served by the IMCS program
25
task orders across four generations

The contractor that stays after the transition.

Capability Statement – Customers (PDF)

Task-order planning and market research

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