Information Technology Innovative Procurement for Strategic Sourcing (ITIPSS)

The Federal Aviation Administration awarded this Master IDIQ on May 21, 2024, to provide IT services and solutions supporting FAA Information & Technology Services (AIT) in modernizing enterprise-wide business systems and non-National Airspace System IT mission support; ordering authority extends through May 31, 2034, leaving approximately seven years and eleven months of vehicle activity ahead.

The vehicle carries a shared ceiling of $2.419 billion and operates under four subcategories: unrestricted, uncategorized small business, 8(a), and SDVOSB. Six task orders have been awarded to date, generating $168.9 million in combined potential value with only $10.8 million obligated (6% of potential value), indicating the vehicle remains lightly utilized relative to its authorization. Activity has accelerated modestly—one order in 2024, three in 2025, and two in 2026 year-to-date—suggesting growing customer confidence and pipeline development.

Task orders span infrastructure and operations support, designee management systems, AIT/APS support services, enterprise program management, ASP support services, and security engineering. All six awards employ time-and-materials pricing, with ceiling values ranging from approximately $5.4 million to $87.4 million and ultimate completion dates between mid-2027 and early 2031.

Four distinct primes hold all awards. Concept Solutions LLC dominates by potential value at $87.4 million (52% of the vehicle's total awarded potential value), while DNI Emerging Technologies holds the most orders (three) totaling $43.7 million. Network Designs, Inc. and Goldman Edwards - Tantus Technologies round out the awardee set with $19.6 million and $18.2 million respectively. The competitive environment tilts toward small business, with 50% of orders designated competitive 8(a), 33% total small business, and 17% SDVOSB; no unrestricted orders have been awarded.

Funding splits evenly between FAA Headquarters ($111 million) and the FAA Technical Center ($57.9 million), indicating balanced demand across major customer subcomponents within the using agency. The vehicle is actively managing task-order cadence without evidence of concentration risk among customers.

This IDIQ provides Information Technology (IT) services and solutions for all FAA/AIT, non-National Airspace System IT mission support. The scope calls for a wide-range of expertise in multi-disciplinary IT-related service solutions to support AIT in meeting its goals to evolve ongoing programs and implement innovative solutions in support of the FAA's overall strategic initiatives, including support for future application and technology modernization efforts that are adopted by the Government to improve enterprise-wide business systems. AIT will utilize ITIPSS to streamline the contract process