SEC Transit Subsidies Commuter Checks and Handling Fees

The SEC Transit Subsidies Commuter Checks and Handling Fees Master IDIQ contract vehicle is designed to facilitate the procurement of transit subsidies and commuter benefits for Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) regional offices across multiple locations. The contract enables the SEC to purchase transit passes, commuter checks, and related administrative services to support employee transportation needs. Task orders under this vehicle consistently focus on providing transit subsidies to SEC employees, with each order typically covering specific regional offices and their transit benefit requirements.

The task orders range in value from approximately $4,900 to $247,858, with most orders having firm fixed pricing and covering annual transit subsidy periods, generally aligned with calendar or fiscal years. Key contractors include Commuter Check Services, who are explicitly mentioned in multiple task orders. The vehicle supports SEC offices in multiple regional locations, including Boston, Chicago, Salt Lake, and Utah regional offices. No small business set-asides were used in the awarded task orders, indicating these were likely full and open competition procurements. The contract vehicle was originally awarded on December 22, 2009, with a last order date of December 31, 2014, suggesting a five-year performance period for facilitating transit subsidy procurement across the SEC's nationwide workforce.