DoDIN-Approved Cisco Networking & SD-WAN at Fort Leonard Wood, MO

MSCoE's three schools give Fort Leonard Wood a broader and more technically varied training mission than most single-branch posts: engineer training touches construction and route-clearance equipment networking, CBRN training involves detection and sensor systems that need careful network isolation, and Military Police training covers law-enforcement and force-protection systems. That variety means network buyers here can't rely on one standard build — Catalyst switching and wireless cover general garrison and classroom needs, but CBRN detection networks and MP systems typically require tighter segmentation, which is where Secure Firewall and ISE policy enforcement come into play across separate enclaves on the same installation.

Fort Leonard Wood, like Fort Sill and Fort Jackson, now sits under the Army's Transformation and Training Command following the October 2025 inactivation of TRADOC, with MSCoE undergoing an internal optimization and realignment tied to that broader reorganization. For vendors, the acquisition mechanics haven't shifted: GPC for small purchases, GSA Schedule and SEWP for larger IT buys, and DoDIN APL listing plus TAA compliance expected as a baseline. Given that MSCoE trains tens of thousands of military and civilian personnel annually across three schools, buyers value vendors who can scope a single proposal that covers distinct requirements for engineer, CBRN, and MP training environments without forcing three separate procurements.