DOL Telecom and IT Support

The Department of Labor Employment and Training Administration established this Master IDIQ for Office of Foreign Labor Certification telecommunications and IT support services on September 21, 2009, with ordering closed effective September 8, 2015—the vehicle is no longer active and has not accepted new orders for over a decade.

This vehicle is substantially closed to new pursuit. The ordering period ended in 2015, and the most recent task order award dates to July 1, 2015. The vehicle's 27 total task orders generated combined potential value of $57.3 million, with $28.2 million obligated (49% of combined potential). Activity declined sharply over the vehicle's operational span: 9 orders were placed in 2011, declining to 3 in 2012, 3 in 2013, 1 in 2014, and 2 in 2015.

Work centers on operations and maintenance of OFLC systems, including the ICERT portal, PERM case-management system, labor registry, and backend database infrastructure, along with system development, modification, and database analyst support. Pricing across orders spans firm fixed price, labor hours, and time-and-materials arrangements.

Competition is highly concentrated. Deumbra, LLC won 22 of 27 orders (81% by count) valued at $32.7 million combined potential, dominating the vehicle. Inserso Corporation holds 1 order worth $14.1 million potential; Zolon TECH Inc. holds 4 orders worth $10.5 million combined potential. Funding split nearly evenly between the Employment and Training Administration (14 orders, $31.7 million potential) and the Department of Labor Office of the Assistant Secretary for Administration and Management (13 orders, $25.6 million potential).

The set-aside mix reflects a competitive 8(a) posture: 16 orders (59%) carried competitive 8(a) designation, while 11 orders (41%) held no set-aside. Task-order ceilings ranged from roughly $77,000 to $14.1 million. Notably, three 2009 task orders show zero obligated dollars against ceiling values totaling $4.1 million, suggesting they expired unspent. All work was performed for Department of Labor customers with no geographic concentration data.

Master IDIQ for Office of Foreign Labor Certification (OFLC) telecommunications and IT support services.