DEA Program Management Support

The Department of Justice Drug Enforcement Administration established this Master BPA on August 10, 2022, with ordering authority remaining through July 31, 2027—approximately one year and two weeks of active pursuit window. The vehicle contracts program management support, IT infrastructure and instructor support, data analytics, disciplinary management systems, call center operations, and training development services to DEA divisions and the Criminal Division.

Ordering momentum has moderated after a 2024 peak. The vehicle generated four task orders in 2023, six in 2024, and two through September 2025, suggesting a slowing demand cycle. Of $188.8 million combined potential value across 12 task orders, $113.8 million (60%) has been obligated, leaving $75 million in unexercised ceiling.

Competition concentrates among four primes. Booz Allen Hamilton Inc. leads by potential value with $66 million across three orders, followed closely by Steampunk, Inc. at $61.4 million across four orders. Deloitte & Touche LLP and Guidehouse Inc. each hold approximately $30.6–$30.8 million in combined potential across two and three orders respectively. A single unrestricted task order comprises the entire set-aside mix, indicating an open competition vehicle without categorical restrictions.

Customer concentration is pronounced: the DEA itself funds 11 of 12 orders totaling $188.8 million of potential value, with the DOJ Criminal Division accounting for a single $70 thousand order. Ordering comes from the Diversion Control Division, Training, Research and Analysis, Mission Support, and Chief Data Officer organizations within DEA.

Task-order scope ranges from discrete consulting engagements (instructional design, data analytics) to multi-year labor-hour contracts supporting standing functions. Representative large orders include a call center and program management support contract with $46.9 million ceiling awarded September 2024, an IT and instructor support contract with $30.5 million ceiling awarded September 2024, and data analytics orders with ceilings exceeding $13–$30 million. One recently completed order shows exercised ceiling of $2.4 million for disciplinary management system support running through March 2030. Pricing structures mix labor hours, firm fixed price, and time-and-materials across the portfolio.