One OIT
The SEC's One OIT (Office of Information Technology) Master Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract vehicle is designed to support comprehensive enterprise-wide information technology services and solutions for the agency. The contract, with a shared ceiling of $2.5 billion, enables the SEC to acquire a wide range of integrated IT services across multiple technology domains, including enterprise architecture, data analytics, application development, network engineering, cybersecurity, and strategic IT planning. Task orders under this vehicle cover critical technology modernization efforts, system support, and operational maintenance to enhance the SEC's technological capabilities and support its core mission of market oversight and investor protection.
The task orders frequently leverage small business contractors, with many orders set aside for total small businesses or specific socioeconomic categories like 8(a), service-disabled veteran-owned small businesses, and minority-owned enterprises. Typical task orders range from $1 million to $100 million, with performance periods spanning 5-10 years. Frequently winning prime contractors include Kci-Acuity LLC, Procentrix LLC, Its Agile LLC, Ascella Technologies, Invictus JV LLC, and Maximus Federal Consulting. Common service scopes include enterprise data analytics platforms, network engineering, SharePoint support, security systems, workflow tracking, electronic discovery, business intelligence, and IT infrastructure management. Most task orders are priced using labor hours or firm fixed-price models, with performance primarily located in the Washington, D.C. metropolitan area and supporting the SEC's comprehensive technology modernization initiatives.
Master IDIQ 6/1/18 5/31/23 Quantitative Research Analytical Data Support 2 (QRADS2)
The Quantitative Research Analytical Data Support 2 (QRADS2) is a Master Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract vehicle awarded by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Division of Economic and Risk Analysis (DERA). The vehicle supports five primary service channels: Capital Markets and Financial Industry Data Analysis, Quantitative Analytical Support, Analytic Development Environment Database Support, Communication and Technical Writing Support, and Text Analytics Support. These services are designed to enhance the SEC's capabilities in data analysis, research, and technical reporting across various program areas, with a focus on protecting investors, maintaining fair markets, and facilitating capital formation.
The task orders under QRADS2 demonstrate a consistent pattern of high-value awards ranging from approximately $1.7 million to $9.6 million, typically with performance periods of 2-3 years. Prime contractors include a diverse mix of large and small businesses such as TCG Inc., Elder Research Inc., Analytica LLC, Peraton Labs Inc., Onyx Government Services, and IBM. While most task orders do not utilize specific small business set-asides, several awards have gone to socioeconomic businesses including 8(a) small disadvantaged businesses and service-disabled veteran-owned small businesses. The task orders cover a wide range of technical services including data visualization, machine learning and AI capabilities, liquidity analysis, research and development, database maintenance, and analytical tool development, all supporting the SEC's advanced data management and analytical initiatives.
Master IDIQ 6/14/18 6/13/19 SEC Program Management Offices Support Services
The SEC Program Management Offices Support Services Master IDIQ contract provides comprehensive program and project management services to the Securities and Exchange Commission. The contract covers a wide range of technical and administrative support functions, including portfolio management, requirements management, business process improvement, strategic planning, budget cost management, and enterprise-wide technology support services. The vehicle enables the SEC to rapidly acquire professional services across multiple functional areas, with task orders supporting various offices at SEC headquarters in Washington, DC, and its eleven regional offices.
Task orders under this vehicle predominantly focus on information technology, cybersecurity, and management consulting services, with typical contract values ranging from approximately $170,000 to $13.6 million. Frequent prime contractors include Chevo Consulting LLC, Variq Corporation, Enterprise Resource Performance, Inc. (Erpi), and Savvee Consulting, Inc. Many task orders have small business set-aside designations, with contract types including firm fixed price, labor hours, and time and materials. The task orders cover specialized areas such as cloud transformation, database administration, quality assurance, records management, cybersecurity compliance, and enterprise-wide privacy and information assurance program support. Most task orders have performance periods between two to three years, supporting various SEC Office of Information Technology (OIT) and program management initiatives.
Master IDIQ 6/1/15 5/31/20 SEC IT and Program Management Support 2005-2011
The SEC IT and Program Management Support 2005-2011 Master IDIQ contract vehicle was designed to provide comprehensive information technology (IT) and program management support services to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). The task orders under this vehicle primarily focused on delivering professional IT administrative, project management, requirements analysis, and technical support services. Task orders consistently demonstrated a range of technical and professional support functions that enabled the SEC to enhance its operational capabilities and manage complex technology and program initiatives.
Task orders under this vehicle typically ranged from $23,000 to approximately $1 million, with durations spanning from several months to multiple years. Common task order scopes included electronic document project management, security project support, requirements management, PM training support, and business process development. All task orders were awarded without specific small business set-aside designations, suggesting full and open competition. The pricing mechanisms varied, including firm fixed price, labor hours, time and materials, and fixed price incentive structures. While specific prime contractors are not explicitly named in the provided documentation, the diversity of task order descriptions suggests multiple contractors were likely engaged to support the SEC's IT and program management needs during the 2005-2011 period.
Master IDIQ 7/22/05 9/22/12 SEC System Integration Development Maintenance and Enhancement
The SEC System Integration Development Maintenance and Enhancement Master IDIQ is a federal contract vehicle focused on providing comprehensive information technology services for the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). The vehicle supports critical technology infrastructure needs, including system integration, software development, maintenance, and technological enhancement services. Based on the task orders, the contract appears to primarily address complex IT support across various technological platforms, with a strong emphasis on enterprise software solutions, system maintenance, and development services.
The task orders under this IDIQ demonstrate a range of technology-related work, including SharePoint development, Oracle middleware support, enterprise system enhancements, and professional IT services. Typical task order values range from approximately $168,000 to $5.3 million, with completion periods generally spanning 6-24 months. The task orders consistently utilize labor hours and time and materials pricing mechanisms, with no specific small business or socio-economic set-aside designations applied. The work appears concentrated on supporting SEC's technological ecosystem, with specific focus areas including enterprise content management (ECM), enterprise service bus (ESB), business process management (BPM), and integration of complex software systems like Oracle and SharePoint. While specific prime contractors are not clearly identified in the provided documentation, the task orders suggest a sophisticated technical support environment serving the SEC's technological infrastructure and operational needs.
Master IDIQ 7/27/09 7/26/14