US Mint Administrative Investigations

The Department of the Treasury United States Mint established this Master IDIQ for administrative investigations on June 17, 2010, with ordering authority that closed on December 16, 2015—making this vehicle inactive for over ten years. The vehicle is no longer pursuing new work.

The 12 task orders awarded under this IDIQ generated a combined potential value of $45 thousand, with $45 thousand obligated (100% of potential value). Orders were placed solely by the US Mint and exclusively focused on administrative investigations. All task orders were unrestricted (no set-aside designation), with firm fixed-price and labor-hours pricing structures. Individual delivery orders ranged from zero to approximately $7,067 in ceiling value. The most recent order (TMHQ10C0037-0004, awarded November 5, 2015) carried a $160 ceiling; earlier orders typically fell in the $2,000–$7,000 range.

Ordering activity peaked in 2013 with three orders, declining to one order each in 2014 and 2015. The ordering period spanned five years from July 2010 through November 2015.

Competition concentrated among three primes: Peraton Risk Decision Inc. and PCS Enterprises, Inc. each held four orders and $16 thousand combined potential value; US Investigations Services, LLC held four orders and $13 thousand combined potential value. These three firms captured 100% of awarded task orders.

The vehicle's modest scope and funding levels reflect a specialized, low-volume requirement confined to internal administrative investigations within a single civilian agency. The expired ordering deadline and full obligational status eliminate forward pursuit opportunities.

IDIQ for Administrative Investigations for the United States Mint