Expense Assignment System

The Expense Assignment System (EAS) is a Defense Business System operating under Department of Defense Acquisition Program ID A07-MDP. The program follows the Defense Business Systems pathway within the Adaptive Acquisition Framework. While specific programmatic details are limited in the source material, the program appears to focus on expense management and allocation within defense systems.

Recent federal contract awards associated with the program range from $49,292 to $6.9 million, with performance periods typically spanning from three months to two years. The contracts primarily involve information technology products and services, including F5 Networks solutions, backup appliance hardware, monitoring equipment, and system upgrades. Major prime contractors include Carahsoft Technology Corp, FCN Inc., Paragon Micro Inc., Tuknik Government Services LLC, and JC Technology Inc. The primary funding agencies are the Department of the Air Force, Department of the Army Materiel Command, and Electronic Systems Center. Notable contract vehicles utilized include Solutions for Enterprise Wide Procurement V (SEWP V) and Army Desktop and Mobile Computing 3 (ADMC-3). Most contracts are awarded without set-aside designations and use Firm Fixed Price as the predominant pricing type, though some Time and Materials contracts are present. Primary places of performance include Rockville, Maryland, Lake Zurich, Illinois, and Redstone Arsenal.