One OIT

The Securities and Exchange Commission awarded this Master IDIQ for enterprise information technology solutions on June 1, 2018, with a shared ceiling of $2.5 billion, but the ordering period closed on May 31, 2023 — new task orders can no longer be placed against the vehicle. As of September 2, 2025, 54 task orders have been awarded with a combined potential value of $1.93 billion, of which $1.29 billion (67 percent) has been obligated. Ordering momentum peaked in 2021 with 11 orders but has slowed sharply since: 2022 saw 3 orders, 2023 saw 1, 2024 saw 4, and 2025 has seen 2. The most recent award was made 10 months ago.

Work contracted spans SEC's full IT portfolio: application development and modernization (EDGAR, Electronic Discovery Support of Litigation, Enforcement Applications Platform), enterprise data platforms and analytics (Enterprise Data Analytics Platform Next Generation, Business Intelligence Program, enterprise data warehouse support), network and infrastructure operations (managed enterprise network, managed file transfer), workplace systems (ServiceNow support, enterprise SharePoint, managed print services), compliance and security testing, and specialized functions including blockchain analytics, eDiscovery, and captioning services. Labor hours and firm-fixed-price structures dominate; time-and-materials orders are less common but present for exploratory or evolving work.

Maximus Federal Technology Solutions leads by potential value at $331.7 million across 4 orders, followed by Team Greenzone JV LLC at $244 million and Booz Allen Hamilton Inc. at $232 million. These three firms account for 59 percent of combined potential value. Procentrix, LLC and Its Agile, LLC round out the top five with $174.8 million and $152.9 million respectively. Nineteen distinct primes have been awarded. The top five primes by order count cover 46 percent of the 54 awards.

Small business set-asides account for 52 percent of orders (28 awards), with no set-aside used in 41 percent (22 orders), and 8(a) sole-source and service-disabled veteran-owned small business comprising the remainder. All task orders fund the SEC exclusively; customer concentration is complete.

Task-order values range widely: small orders like network engineering assessments at $451,276 obligated and large, multi-year efforts such as SEC Enterprise Web Services Support at $22.2 million firm fixed price or Enterprise Applications Management Support Services at $129.2 million obligated with a $184.3 million ceiling. Most awarded orders extend 5–10 years from award date with annual or multi-year option structures. The vehicle is closed to new orders and in execution phase, making it useful for observing SEC IT procurement patterns and contracting relationships but not as a vehicle for new business development.

The SEC has awarded a Master IDIQ for enterprise solutions for integrated information technology services, or "One OIT" solutions.