Client Computing Solutions III (CCS-3)

The Department of the Air Force Materiel Command Installation and Mission Support Center is procuring client computing products, peripherals, and incidental services through a Master BPA established October 30, 2021, with ordering authority ending October 29, 2026—approximately three months remaining. The vehicle carries a shared ceiling of $900 million against which $689.2 million in combined task-order potential value has been awarded, with $680.7 million obligated (99% of potential value), leaving minimal unallocated capacity.

Five thousand two hundred sixty-five task orders have been awarded since establishment. Annual ordering volume has declined sharply: 1,353 orders in 2022, rising to 1,534 in 2023, then falling to 1,182 in 2024, 1,013 in 2025, and only 87 orders through May 2026. Most recent task-order award was May 24, 2026. This deceleration combined with near-total obligation of potential value signals maturity and imminent vehicle exhaustion.

The market is highly concentrated among prime contractors. HPI Federal LLC dominates with 2,334 orders and $381.3 million in combined potential value—substantially ahead of rivals. JC Technology Inc. ranks second with 1,098 orders and $140.2 million; Transource Services Corp. holds 1,336 orders but $115.2 million. Three additional firms (Blue TECH Inc., New TECH Solutions Inc., and one other) hold the remaining 1% of activity. These seven primes account for all awarded task orders.

Customer concentration is moderate. The Department of the Air Force and its component commands (Air Combat Command, Air Education and Training Command, Materiel Command, and Pacific Air Forces) collectively represent roughly 60% of orders and associated potential value. Forty-seven distinct funding agencies are served, indicating broad Air Force internal distribution.

Task orders are overwhelmingly unrestricted: 4,779 orders (91%) carry no set-aside. Total small-business set-asides account for 87 orders (2%), with isolated HUBZone sole-source (1 order) and woman-owned small-business (1 order) designations. Firm fixed-price is the standard pricing model.

Awarded task orders procure laptops, desktop computers, monitors, workstations, docking stations, displays (including premium ultra-wide and curved 4K variants), and supporting peripherals. Representative orders range from under $1,000 (monitors, individual displays) to multi-million-dollar refresh initiatives. The largest single order to date is $1.87 billion for 640 Panasonic FZ-40 MK2 rugged notebooks (January 6, 2026). Other mega-orders include $1.71 billion for HP laptops with docking stations (December 31, 2025), $1.38 billion for zero-client expansion (March 27, 2026), and $1.61 billion for ruggedized e-tools supporting C-17 and C-5 weapon systems (February 12, 2026). Typical individual orders range from $20,000 to $500,000, aligned with tactical IT refresh cycles across Air Force installations.

Client computing products, associated upgrade options, and incidental services to fulfill Air Force agency requirements for information technology (IT) computing products.