Business Decisions Information Inc.

Business Decisions Information Inc., doing business as Business Information Services, is a minority-owned, self-certified small disadvantaged business based in Atlanta, Georgia, that delivers Equal Employment Opportunity case investigations, harassment inquiries, reasonable accommodation support, and organizational climate assessments to federal agencies as a prime contractor on full-and-open vehicles. The vendor competes without subcontractors across 22 federal customer agencies, with a five-hundred-forty-three-award footprint dominated by steady, moderate-value task orders under blanket purchase agreements and multiple-award schedules.

Federal Emergency Management Agency anchors the customer base by transaction volume and geographic concentration. FEMA accounts for 345 awards (64% of the prime portfolio) and $6 million in combined potential value across three organizational sections: the main agency (267 awards, $5.8 million), Support Services Section (78 awards, $14 million), and Mitigation Section (78 awards, $222 thousand). The Department of Agriculture's Assistant Secretary for Civil Rights places second with 57 awards and $8.1 million potential value. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's Pittsburgh office anchors a single $4 million multiple-award BPA for harassment investigation and climate assessment services running through August 2028. Together, the top five customers account for 91% of recent awards and represent nearly 100% of potential dollar value by concentration—a picture of sustained reliance on a narrow agency base, particularly FEMA's monthly call cadence.

Business Information Services holds four significant indefinite delivery vehicles: a $4.85 million single-award BPA with FEMA for EEO case investigative services (awarded August 2021, extended through December 2026) generates the densest call order volume at 266 task orders; a $5.5 million single-award BPA with USDA's Office of the Assistant Secretary for Civil Rights for EEO investigations (awarded July 2023, running through July 2028) anchors much of the agricultural work; a $4 million multiple-award BPA with CDC Pittsburgh for harassment investigations and climate assessments (awarded August 2023, through August 2028); and a $150 thousand single-award Indefinite Delivery Contract with the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau for harassment investigation support (awarded September 2022, extended through September 2025). The Multiple Award Schedule vehicle consolidates 255 task orders across $29.8 million in combined potential value, with individual calls typically ranging from $2,800 to $5,470 but occasionally reaching $235,246 for bundled investigations and assessments. The Human Resources and Equal Employment Opportunity Services vehicle (121 task orders, $16 million) reflects administrative consolidation of FEMA and USDA work under shared service classification.

Award activity has remained flat to slightly declining—41 awards in 2022 grew to 71 in 2024, then receded to 57 in 2025 and 41 in the current year (through September 2026). Recent obligation rates average 13% of potential value across the portfolio, reflecting the task-order structure: individual call ceiling values ($2,920 to $5,470) are small, but cumulative ordering intensity across FEMA's monthly cadence and USDA's multi-year option layers compounds exposure. Forty-four awards (combined potential value $536 thousand) complete within the next twenty-four months, creating near-term recompete opportunity, particularly across FEMA's standing vehicle (extended through December 2026) and the CFPB contract (September 2025 expiration).

Business Information Services' capability focus is narrow and specialized: workplace investigation and assessment services, narrowly scoped to EEO compliance, harassment inquiries, reasonable accommodation case support, and organizational climate surveys. The vendor operates under NAICS 621910 (Investigation and Personal Background Check Services), with 527 of 543 awards tagged to that code. Federal procurement classification centers on PSC Support-Professional Legal (398 awards), with residual work classified as Support-Professional Other (75 awards) and Support-Administrative (33 awards). No subcontracting footprint exists; all work is direct delivery. Pricing is consistently firm fixed price across most vehicles, with labor-hour ordering appearing on some FEMA reasonable accommodation task orders. The vendor competes exclusively on full-and-open basis—no set-asides are active across the recent footprint, though the FEMA BPA originated as Total Small Business (August 2021) and the USDA and CFPB vehicles retained set-aside designations at award. This posture signals established federal market position and demonstrated ability to compete in unrestricted procurements.

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