SEC System Integration Development Maintenance and Enhancement

The Securities and Exchange Commission awarded this Master IDIQ for system integration development, maintenance, and enhancement on July 27, 2009, with a shared ceiling of $22 million, but ordering closed on July 26, 2014—this vehicle is no longer active and accepts no new orders.

Six task orders totaling $9 million in combined potential value were placed between September 2009 and September 2012. The portfolio obligated $7.8 million against that potential, representing 87 percent utilization. All six orders funded SEC operations; no other federal agencies used the vehicle. The most recent delivery order closed out in September 2012, leaving no current activity for over thirteen years.

NTT Data Federal Services held dominant market position, winning five of six orders and capturing $8.4 million of the $9 million combined potential value. Acentra Health LLC received one order worth $641 thousand. All orders were unrestricted—no set-asides applied across the portfolio.

Task-order scope centered on Oracle middleware maintenance and system integration. The largest single order, a $5.3 million delivery order to NTT Data for SharePoint development services, was obligated at its full ceiling value through March 2015. Supporting work included Oracle Fusion middleware maintenance support ($1.2 million ceiling), Oracle ECM/ESB/BPM suite professional services, NRSI system enhancements, and a Tips, Complaints, and Referrals Repository implementation. Labor-hour and time-and-materials pricing dominated across awards.

The vehicle's brief ordering window and heavily concentrated awardee base—NTT Data capturing 93 percent of potential value—reflect SEC's narrow requirements and single-vendor reliance during this period. Closure of the ordering period in 2014 and absence of any awards or activity since 2012 indicate this vehicle has been superseded by successor procurement mechanisms.