Indefinite Delivery Contract 9531CB25D0001

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau awarded a single-award, indefinite delivery contract valued at $23.29 million to Experian Information Solutions, Inc. on November 16, 2022, with an ultimate completion date of November 15, 2027. No set-aside was used for this civilian contract, which is not designated for any specific business category. This indefinite delivery vehicle enables the CFPB to access Experian's consumer credit information panel data collection and analysis services through multiple firm fixed-price task orders, with work performed primarily in Costa Mesa, California and Washington, DC. Experian Information Solutions, Inc., a global information services company headquartered in Costa Mesa, California, specializes in credit reporting, data analytics, and identity verification services. The company leverages its extensive commercial data repositories and analytical capabilities to deliver the specialized research and data collection services required by the federal government across multiple agencies, including the Social Security Administration, Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, and Department of Housing and Urban Development.

Under this indefinite delivery vehicle, Experian has delivered numerous task orders supporting the CFPB's regulatory mission to monitor consumer credit markets and protect consumers through evidence-based research. Task order deliverables include consumer credit information panel monthly data collection (Years 2-4); targeted survey efforts including auto loan surveys, student loan surveys, and the "Making Ends Meet" survey series capturing financial experiences of panel respondents; data matching and validation services; and income verification support. The task orders issued under this IDV have ranged from $30,555.53 to $3.69 million in individual ceiling values, demonstrating the flexibility of the vehicle to accommodate varying scope requirements across the CFPB's consumer research and monitoring activities. The firm fixed-price structure provides cost certainty for the government while enabling the agency to obtain specialized credit data collection capabilities essential to its consumer protection and financial market oversight functions.