Information Technology Supplies and Support Services 2 (ITSSS 2)

The Department of Justice Federal Bureau of Investigation Headquarters Division established this Master BPA on June 21, 2024, with ordering authority through June 20, 2032. The vehicle carries an $8 billion shared ceiling and has generated 48 task orders totaling $1.52 billion in combined potential value, of which $324.1 million (21 percent) is obligated.

Ordering activity has accelerated sharply. The vehicle closed its first full year (2024) with 4 orders, then jumped to 37 orders in 2025. Momentum has moderated in 2026 with 7 orders issued through mid-April, suggesting a normalized post-launch pace of roughly 12 to 20 orders annually. The most recent order issued April 17, 2026.

Scope spans operational IT infrastructure, engineering services, and mission-critical support across FBI functions: desktop support, forensics and investigative response, biometric systems, CODIS database operations, polygraph services, artificial intelligence proof-of-concept work, financial systems operations and maintenance (UFMS), enterprise resource planning, audio and video engineering (AVENGER), and specialized support for operational technology divisions. Pricing structures vary — most orders use time-and-materials or labor-hours models, though roughly one-third are firm fixed price.

Five primes hold 42 percent of task-order count: ECS Federal (5 orders, $250.8 million combined potential value), 22Nd Century Technologies (4 orders, $80.8 million), Accenture Federal Services (4 orders, $273.4 million), I3 LLC (4 orders, $24.9 million), and Tygart Technology (3 orders, $39.6 million). By potential value, concentration is steeper — Accenture Federal Services, ECS Federal, and NTT Data Services Federal Government hold 62 percent of combined potential value across just 6 orders. A wider field of 22 additional primes shares the remainder.

Customer concentration is extreme: FBI Headquarters Division placed 44 of 48 orders valued at $1.29 billion combined potential. The US Marshals Service Information Technology Division, FBI Academy, and FBI Redstone Arsenal Field Office account for four remaining orders totaling $230.7 million. Roughly 54 percent of orders carry no set-aside, while 17 percent are small-business set-asides; the remainder (29 percent) lack set-aside designation in the portfolio data.

Task-order ceilings range from under $3 million to $273.4 million. Obligated amounts per order vary widely; several orders have zero dollars obligated despite significant ceilings, indicating recent awards with work ramping. Typical duration runs 18 to 36 months from award. Places of performance align with FBI facilities and subordinate command centers.