Federal Contract Vehicles

TACCOM II

Tactical Communications Equipment and Services II

DHS / CBP IDIQ Expired
Obligated to date
$1.9B
Task orders
1,010
Contractors
45
Ceiling
$3 billion

Vehicle overview

Tactical Communications Equipment and Services II (TACCOM II) is a Best-in-Class multi-agency contract managed by the Department of Homeland Security and Customs and Border Protection. The vehicle enables the procurement of tools and technologies for the end-to-end transmission of mission-critical voice and data. It has a $3 billion ceiling and involves 45 total awards to 37 awardees.

Functional areas encompass equipment such as radios, satellite solutions, and infrastructure, as well as services including systems integration, engineering, and operations and maintenance. The contract is open to DHS and partner agencies and includes 23 small business awardees.

Vehicle details

Ordering period

One-year base plus four one-year options (5/03/2019 to 5/02/2024), extended to May 2025

Ceiling

$3 billion

Where agencies spend through TACCOM II

See which agencies and types of work reported the most positive obligations through TACCOM II in the last 12 months.

Coverage period Jul 28, 2025–Jul 27, 2026

TACCOM II contract holders

Contractor Obligated Task orders
TRIBALCO LLC $669.8M 30
MOTOROLA SOLUTIONS, INC. $507.8M 114
CHARTIS CONSULTING CORPORATION $173.4M 12
CACI, INC. - FEDERAL $144.9M 2
ACG SYSTEMS, INC. $72.2M 147
EDGE TECHNOLOGY DISTRIBUTORS, INC. $55.4M 87
CYNERGY PROFESSIONAL SYSTEMS LLC $45.4M 13
IT TECH DIRECT LLC $39.0M 111
COMMDEX, LLC $29.3M 67
L3HARRIS TECHNOLOGIES, INC. $26.2M 23
AEG GROUP INC $23.8M 78
ATLANTIC DIVING SUPPLY, INC. $16.4M 52
NEW TECH SOLUTIONS, INC. $13.3M 88
PROCOM COMMUNICATIONS, LLC $10.8M 44
RIVADA PORT GRAHAM SOLUTIONS LLC $9.8M 2

Top 15 of 37 companies by obligations.

NAICS coverage

NAICS 334220

Frequently asked questions

What is TACCOM II?
Tactical Communications Equipment and Services II (TACCOM II) is a Best-in-Class multi-agency contract managed by the Department of Homeland Security and Customs and Border Protection. The vehicle enables the procurement of tools and technologies for the end-to-end transmission of mission-critical voice and data. It has a $3 billion ceiling and involves 45 total awards to 37 awardees.
Which agency manages TACCOM II?
Tactical Communications Equipment and Services II is a IDIQ managed by Department of Homeland Security / Customs and Border Protection.
What can agencies acquire through TACCOM II?
Functional areas encompass equipment such as radios, satellite solutions, and infrastructure, as well as services including systems integration, engineering, and operations and maintenance. The contract is open to DHS and partner agencies and includes 23 small business awardees.
How much has been obligated through TACCOM II?
$1.9B has been obligated across 1,010 task orders.
Which agencies use TACCOM II?
In the 12 months ending July 27, 2026, agencies with reported awards through TACCOM II included the Department of Homeland Security and the Department of the Interior. The Department of Homeland Security reported $434.6M in positive obligations for Radio and Television Broadcasting and Wireless Communications Equipment Manufacturing (NAICS 334220). The Department of Homeland Security reported $150.6M in positive obligations for Engineering Services (NAICS 541330). The Department of the Interior reported $8.3M in positive obligations for the same type of work (NAICS 334220). Figures use reported USAspending award data.
How many contractors hold TACCOM II?
45 contractors hold a position on TACCOM II.
What is the contract ceiling of TACCOM II?
TACCOM II has a program ceiling of $3 billion.
Is TACCOM II active?
No, TACCOM II is not currently active — its status is expired (ordering period: One-year base plus four one-year options (5/03/2019 to 5/02/2024), extended to May 2025).

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