Enterprise Logistics Support Services (ELSS)

Award Date 9/1/2023
Last Date To Order 3/31/2029
Shared Ceiling $165M
Contract Type
Master IDIQ
Predecessor
Not listed
Successors

The Enterprise Logistics Support Services (ELSS) Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract is a multiple-award vehicle established by the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) to provide comprehensive logistics support services across various locations. The contract covers a wide range of logistics functions, including mail and material handling, shipping and receiving, transportation, moving services, supply chain management, warehousing, inventory management, dispatching, and courier services. With a total programmatic capacity of $165 million and a performance period of up to 66 months, the IDIQ is designed to support the FBI's logistics needs at multiple sites throughout the continental United States.

The task orders under this IDIQ demonstrate a consistent pattern of awards to small disadvantaged businesses, particularly 8(a) program participants such as Tekpro Support Services, LLC and Accelgov LLC. Recent task orders have ranged in value from minimal $2,000 minimum guarantee orders to substantial logistics services contracts approaching $36 million, with performance periods extending to April 2029. The primary contracting agency is the FBI Headquarters Division, with performance locations including Washington D.C. Metropolitan area, Quantico, Pocatello, Huntsville, and Clarksburg. Task orders typically feature fixed-price level of effort or firm fixed-price pricing types, and many are set aside for competitive 8(a) or total small business designations. The contract supports a variety of specific logistics requirements, from heavy equipment transportation to inventory management and courier services across FBI facilities.

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