Air Force Integrated Personnel and Pay System

The Air Force Integrated Personnel and Pay System (AFIPPS) is a Defense Business System (DBS) program designed to modernize human resources and pay processes for Airmen across the Total Force. The program operates under Department of Defense Acquisition Program ID N86-MDP and follows the Defense Business Systems pathway for acquisition. AFIPPS represents a strategic initiative to integrate personnel and pay functions into a unified system for improved efficiency and effectiveness.

The contract awards associated with AFIPPS range from small purchase orders of $783 to larger delivery orders exceeding $647,000, with contract periods typically spanning from single-day executions to multi-year implementations through December 2021. The Department of the Air Force, particularly through the Pacific Air Forces and Air Education and Training Command, serves as the primary contracting authority. Notable contract recipients include American Engineering Corporation for facilities renovation in Japan ($156,926), Agilent Technologies Japan, LTD. for analytical equipment ($68,643), and Integration Technologies Group, Inc. for IT software products ($647,656) under the Network-Centric Solutions II (NETCENTS II) contract vehicle. While most contracts were awarded without set-asides, the largest contract utilized a Total Small Business set-aside designation. Contract work has been performed across various locations including Japan and Joint Base Andrews, Maryland, with all awards utilizing firm-fixed-price pricing structures through either purchase orders or delivery orders.