Information Technology and Financial Management Support Services (ITFMSS)

The Internal Revenue Service established this Master BPA for Information Technology and Financial Management Support Services on March 27, 2025, with ordering authority extending through March 26, 2030, leaving approximately three years and eight months to pursue task orders. The vehicle is fully set aside for small business, restricting competition to certified small-business contractors.

Two small-business primes—Metaphase Consulting LLC and Hill Asc, Inc.—dominate the portfolio with equal force: Metaphase holds seven orders totaling $30 million in combined potential value, while Hill Asc holds the remaining seven orders totaling $23.3 million. This 50-50 split represents an unusually balanced two-prime structure with no tail of secondary vendors.

The Treasury Department's Departmental Offices command 13 of 14 task orders, representing $52.8 million of the $53.3 million combined potential value; the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network accounts for the single remaining order worth $506 thousand. This concentration reflects that the BPA primarily funds core Treasury IT and financial management operations rather than serving a broad interagency customer base.

Task orders cover Treasury enterprise infrastructure, capital planning and investment control (CPIC) support, project management office (PMO) functions, Treasury Enterprise Network (TENS) operations, and financial operations support on systems including tCloud and ThousandEye. Order duration ranges from approximately one year to five years, with individual ceiling values spanning roughly $500 thousand to $15 million.

Activity has declined sharply since the BPA's inception. Eleven task orders were awarded in the first 10 months (through June 2025), but only three orders have been issued in 2026 through mid-June. This deceleration suggests either that early task orders front-loaded scope and the portfolio may now require smaller incremental modifications, or that the primes are maturing their performance and fewer new orders are needed. Of the $53.3 million combined potential value, only $12.8 million (24 percent) has been obligated, leaving substantial remaining capacity. Competition under this vehicle is nonexistent in the traditional sense—any new entrant would need small-business certification and a working relationship with either Metaphase or Hill Asc if growth is to occur.