Process Improvement Reengineering Management and Data Support Services (PIRMDS2)

Naval Supply Systems Command (NAVSUP) established a Master IDIQ on September 20, 2013, for Process Improvement, Reengineering, Management and Data Support Services (PIRMDS2), including Navy Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) sustainment, but ordering closed on February 23, 2021 — this vehicle is no longer available for new task orders. The shared ceiling stands at $735.9 million; across 47 task orders, contractors have obligated $677.5 million (70% of combined potential value), with the vehicle's combined task-order potential value totaling $969.9 million.

Activity peaked in 2015 (13 orders) and declined sharply thereafter, dropping to just one order in 2020 as the ordering deadline approached. The most recent award dates to December 14, 2020. IBM and Accenture Federal Services dominate the awardee base; IBM holds 15 orders worth $592.7 million in combined potential value, while Accenture holds 20 orders valued at $345 million. Together, these two primes account for approximately 98% of the vehicle's combined potential value. Three other contractors—Deloitte Consulting LLP, ECS Federal LLC, and Main Sail LLC—hold the remainder. About 89% of orders carry no set-aside designation; the remaining 11% are small business awards, nearly all firm-fixed-price.

Funding concentrates heavily in Navy information systems. Department of the Navy Information Warfare Systems Command placed eight orders (36 percent of task orders) valued at $760.8 million in combined potential value. NAVSUP itself placed 30 orders worth $153.1 million; the remainder funded the Secretary of the Navy's administrative and operational offices plus a single Defense Security Cooperation Agency order for $111 thousand.

Task-order scope centers on Navy ERP sustainment, including special projects support, system interfaces, data reconciliation, compliance audit support, and labor for technical functions such as Java development, DLMS integration, and knowledge transfer. Pricing splits between firm-fixed-price (typical for bounded support work) and cost-plus-fixed-fee (typical for larger, less-predictable ERP projects). The largest awards, to IBM, carry cost-plus-fixed-fee pricing and task-order ceilings exceeding $190 million; smaller orders typically run $1 million to $25 million with FFP terms.

The Naval Supply Systems Command (NAVSUP) Business Systems Office (BSC) has awarded a Master IDIQ for Process Improvement, Reengineering, Management and Data Support Services (PIRMDS2), to include Navy Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) sustainment.