Enterprise Personnel Systems Engineering (EPSE)

The Department of the Navy Information Warfare Systems Command established the Enterprise Personnel Systems Engineering Master IDIQ on September 30, 2021, to procure systems engineering, software engineering, and life-cycle support for developing and sustaining business systems and enterprise information systems for Navy, DoD, Foreign Military Sales, and federal agencies. The vehicle remains active with ordering authority through September 29, 2031, providing five years and two months of remaining runway.

The 53 awarded task orders carry a combined potential value of $144.4 million, of which $81.8 million (57 percent) has been obligated. Ordering momentum has decelerated: the vehicle averaged 10 orders per year in 2022, declined to nine in 2023, then slowed to five in 2024 and four in 2025, with one order placed as of February 2026. Task orders range from minimum-guarantee obligations of $5,000 to $10,000 through orders exceeding $18 million in potential value. Recent representative orders include $12 million in potential value for Navy enterprise networks engineering support (awarded February 2026), $14.9 million for test automation framework engineering (February 2025), and $13.1 million for Low Band Universal Communications System Receive engineering (July 2024). All task orders are structured as cost-plus-fixed-fee arrangements.

Science Applications International Corporation dominates the vehicle, holding 18 orders worth $67.5 million in combined potential value—approximately 47 percent of all activity. Booz Allen Hamilton holds the second position with six orders totaling $34.8 million in potential value. Epsilon C5I and Data Intelligence each hold three orders, and the remaining 19 awardees split the residual. The top four primes collectively account for roughly 97 percent of combined potential value, indicating substantial concentration.

Work flows almost entirely to Navy Information Warfare Systems Command, which placed 50 of 53 orders valued at $137.9 million. The Air Force, Air Force Materiel Command Nuclear Weapons Center, and Defense Contract Management Agency collectively placed three orders worth $6.5 million.

Ninety-four percent of task orders carry no set-aside designation; only three orders (6 percent) are designated Total Small Business. Task orders support communications systems, personnel management platforms, logistics engineering, software development, and testing infrastructure across submarine, surface, and enterprise IT domains.

Systems engineering, software engineering, and life-cycle support for developing and sustaining business systems and enterprise information systems for Navy, DoD, Foreign Military Sales, and Federal agencies. Services needed during this effort include but are not limited to: designing, developing, testing, implementing, sustaining, maintaining, and system hosting.