DOJ CONCORDE IDIQ

The DOJ CONCORDE IDIQ is a master indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity contract focused on business process redesign, system design, development, and documentation, and operational support for the Department of Justice, specifically the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA). The contract vehicle supports comprehensive information technology services for the CONCORDE system, encompassing areas such as configuration management, testing, help desk support, product deployment, and operations and maintenance. Task orders under this vehicle demonstrate a wide range of technical and administrative services aimed at enhancing and supporting complex technological infrastructure and business processes within the DEA.

Task orders under this IDIQ consistently range in value from approximately $35,000 to just over $1.4 million, with durations typically spanning less than one year and aligning with federal fiscal year cycles. The majority of task orders are priced using Cost Plus Fixed Fee and Time and Materials mechanisms, with no specific small business set-asides utilized. Task order scopes include specialized efforts like requirements development, business process re-engineering, system testing, configuration management, help desk operations, and deployment support for various CONCORDE subsystems with names like SMARTS, PLANETS, IMPACT, and AIFS. While specific prime contractors are not readily identifiable from the provided data, the task orders suggest a focus on technical professional services supporting the DEA's technological modernization and operational efficiency initiatives.