Bureau of Labor Statistics IT Application Development Support Services

The Bureau of Labor Statistics established a Master BPA for IT application development support services on May 19, 2020, but the ordering period closed November 30, 2025, and no new task orders may be placed against this vehicle. This BPA is no longer active for new procurement.

The vehicle supported modernization of BLS IT services across enterprise data management, business process management, and customer service delivery, with work concentrated in enforcement, financial operations, wage determinations, certification, and public-facing web applications. Task orders funded labor-hour and time-and-materials work in application development, information engineering, architecture, requirements analysis, testing, and configuration for systems including the Registered Apprenticeship Management and Partnership System, Consumer Expenditure Survey, Division of Business Establishment Systems, Office of Compensation and Working Conditions, and OSHA applications and web services.

Over the vehicle's lifecycle, 15 task orders totaling $146.1 million in combined potential value were awarded, with $130.4 million obligated (89%). Awards peaked in 2021 with seven task orders, declining to three by 2023, with the most recent task order awarded September 28, 2023. Competition remained concentrated among five primes: BAE Systems Technology Solutions & Services Inc. held five orders valued at $46.8 million; Advanced Management Technology, Inc. held three orders at $38.7 million; and 22Nd Century Technologies, Inc. held four orders at $37.8 million. Digital Management LLC and Soft TECH Consulting, Inc. together held three orders valued at $22.8 million. Three orders (20%) carried no set-aside designation; the remainder were competed or sole-source under unspecified set-aside categories. Customer demand came entirely from within the Department of Labor, with the Bureau of Labor Statistics funding 11 orders at $108.3 million, the Office of the Assistant Secretary for Administration and Management funding two orders at $27.1 million, and that office's Chief Information Officer funding two orders at $10.7 million. Task orders ranged from $2.2 million to $17.5 million in ceiling value, with performance periods extending through January 2027.

Supports the modernization of IT services in three key areas: enterprise data management, business process management, and customer service delivery framework. Critical areas for modernization include enforcement, financial operations, wage determinations, certification, and public-facing web applications.