OCIO IT SUPPORT SERVICES

The Department of Commerce Office of the Secretary established the OCIO IT SUPPORT SERVICES Master IDIQ on August 21, 2023, with an ordering period that closed August 20, 2024; no new task orders may be issued against this vehicle. The vehicle carries a shared ceiling of $76.8 million and is now in its final performance phase with 66 awarded delivery orders totaling $365.6 million in combined potential value, of which $130.7 million (36%) has been obligated.

Ordering activity peaked in 2024 with 28 orders awarded, then slowed to 19 in 2025 and 2 year-to-date in 2026 as the vehicle approaches end-of-life. The portfolio spans a mix of IT services for Commerce agencies: help desk and managed service desk operations, application development and operations (particularly Salesforce, Microsoft platforms, and Census systems), cybersecurity and security assessment support, network infrastructure, enterprise systems integration, and supply chain risk assessments. Work is distributed across eight Department of Commerce customer organizations, with the Office of the Secretary holding 32 orders valued at $158.3 million combined potential, Census Bureau at 8 orders ($89.4 million), International Trade Administration at 8 orders ($65.5 million), and NOAA and NTIA holding smaller portfolios.

The awardee base consists of 15 prime contractors. Reston Consulting Group holds the largest share by potential value with 9 orders totaling $82 million, followed by Itc-De LLC ($74.4 million across 4 orders), Progov Partners LLC ($58.7 million across 10 orders), and Metroibr JV LLC ($46.7 million across 4 orders). These four firms account for approximately 81% of combined potential value. Riva Solutions holds the highest order count at 20 awards but with a smaller total value of $29.2 million, suggesting lower ceiling-per-order patterns. Activity is split between small business and unrestricted designations: 59% of orders carry small-business set-asides, while 41% are unrestricted competitive awards.

Task-order ceilings range from under $10 thousand for supply chain risk assessments to $25.5 million for large Census application development efforts. Typical durations extend two to five years, with some labor-hour orders running to 2030 or beyond. Notable mega-orders include a 2026 Census Test Application Development order ($25.5 million ceiling, awarded September 2025), CATTS Census Hiring Employment Check support ($24.4 million ceiling, awarded August 2024), and several enterprise network and middleware support orders in the $9 million to $18 million range. Because the ordering period closed eighteen months ago, pursuing this vehicle is not viable for new business; existing contractors on the awardee list may still execute remaining performance obligations through their order completion dates.