Bureau of Transportation Statistics Analytical Support Services

The Department of Transportation Immediate Office of the Secretary Transportation established this Master IDIQ on November 15, 2021, to provide analytical support to multiple BTS offices, including the Office of Statistical and Economic Analysis, Office of Data Development and Standards, Office of Transportation Analysis, Office of Safety Data and Analysis, Office of Spatial Analysis and Visualization, Office of Airline Information, and Office of Information and Library Sciences. The vehicle's last date to order was November 14, 2023—ordering is now closed.

Fifty-six task orders have been awarded with a combined potential value of $24.9 million, of which $17.9 million (72 percent) has been obligated. Activity peaked early: 28 orders were placed in 2022, followed by a steep decline to 12 in 2023, 11 in 2024, and only 3 in 2025. Two orders have been awarded in 2026 as of early July. Despite the ordering deadline's passage nearly three years ago, the most recent task order was awarded on July 6, 2026.

Work spans transportation data collection, analysis, and statistics across freight systems, aviation, multimodal networks, geospatial standards, and emerging topics such as e-commerce impacts and transportation vulnerability. Task orders employ mixed pricing models—time and materials, labor hours, and firm fixed price—with typical individual order values ranging from roughly $50,000 to $2.8 million. Recent mega-orders include one to develop the Freight Scenario Analysis Tool (ceiling $2.3 million, obligated $2.1 million as of June 2026) and another assessing transportation cyber statistics and national systems resilience (ceiling and obligated value $1.1 million, awarded September 2024).

Macrosys, LLC dominates the vehicle with 24 orders totaling $8.9 million combined potential value (36 percent of vehicle value). High Street Consulting Group LLC holds 10 orders worth $6.6 million (27 percent), and Xentity Corporation holds 9 orders worth $5 million (20 percent). These three firms account for roughly 83 percent of combined potential value. Weris, Inc., Jack Faucett Associates Inc., and a small tail of three other primes divide the remainder. All 56 task orders are unrestricted (no set-aside designation). All work is funded by the Department of Transportation Immediate Office of the Secretary Transportation, indicating single-customer concentration at 100 percent.

The vehicle is effectively closed to new ordering. Pursue this vehicle only if you already hold a prime position or have established relationships with an incumbent awardee as a subcontractor.

The BTS Analytical Support Service contract provides support to offices within BTS, including the Office of Statistical and Economic Analysis (OSEA), Office of Data Development and Standards (ODDS), Office of Transportation Analysis (OTA), Office of Safety Data and Analysis (OSDA), Office of Spatial Analysis and Visualization (OSAV), Office of Airline Information (OAI), and Office of Information and Library Sciences (OILS).