Information Technology Support Services II

The Department of the Interior Bureau of Land Management National Office established this Master IDIQ for Information Technology Support Services II on April 1, 2020, with ordering authority through March 31, 2025. Ordering closed in March 2025 and no new task orders may be placed against the vehicle.

The vehicle supported BLM's Division of Information Resource Management across IT planning, business process analysis and reengineering, agile systems and database design and development, web and mobile development, geospatial technology support, and information and cyber security. Task orders were structured as Blanket Purchase Agreements with periods of performance typically spanning one to four years; most orders included one-year option periods. Pricing ranged from firm fixed price to labor-hour arrangements, reflecting both recurring operations-and-maintenance work and development efforts.

Twenty-six task orders were awarded between March 2021 and July 2022, with ordering momentum declining sharply after 2021 (21 orders in 2021; 5 in 2022). The combined potential value across all task orders reached $102.7 million, with $92.8 million obligated (90% of potential value). Nexgen Technologies Inc. dominated the vehicle, holding 19 orders worth $79.9 million in combined potential value, representing approximately 78% of all activity. Managed Business Solutions LLC received 5 orders totaling $16.3 million, and Tuknik Government Services LLC was awarded 2 orders for $6.5 million. Nearly all ordering came from BLM National Office (25 orders, $100.8 million combined potential value); one order funded BLM Alaska Region ($1.8 million).

Set-aside distribution favored unrestricted competition, with 46% of orders (12) unset-aside and 54% designated as either small business (1 order) or left unspecified in the source data. Individual task orders ranged from approximately $212,000 to $18.6 million in ceiling value, with several orders exceeding $5 million. Notable work included automated fluid mineral support systems ($18.6 million ceiling), collections and billings system management ($8.2 million), and general business platform operations and maintenance ($10.7 million). Several task orders were extended through modifications to provide continuity while the BLM procured successor vehicles. The vehicle's closure as an ordering mechanism and the small number of recent awards suggest the portfolio is in wind-down status, with remaining work concentrated on systems transition and knowledge transfer.

Supports the BLM Division of Information Resource Management with IT Planning, Business Process Analysis and Re-engineering, Agile Systems and Database Design and Development, Web and Mobile Development, Geospatial Technology Support, and Information and Cyber Security.