All HHS Contracts — October 23, 2026

The CDC's NCEZID IT SERVICES 3.0 Time and Materials order has $30,324,217 obligated against a $55,806,063 base-plus-options value, with the current end date at 2027-09-20 and potential end at 2029-09-20. Exercise of options would move obligation toward the full ceiling, but only $14,177,877 has been outlayed so far.

Only $14,177,877 of the $30,324,217 obligation (about 47%) has been outlayed, which may indicate slower burn on the Time and Materials schedule than the obligation implies. Verifying outlay pace is needed before reading the order as a steady revenue stream.

NIH's National Cancer Institute obligated $27,707,726 under the NITAAC CIO-SP3 Small Business IDIQ, with a base-plus-options value of $84,401,912 and a current end at 2027-06-20 (potential end 2029-12-20). Option exercises on the remaining potential value would extend the revenue stream.

The recipient is recorded as not designated a small business and the order carries Set-Aside: None, yet the parent vehicle is the CIO-SP3 Small Business IDIQ. The data does not explain how this eligibility intersection applies, which creates a protest or compliance question on future task orders.

Deloitte's CDC Time and Materials order shows only about 47% of obligation outlayed, and T&M contracts carry ceiling and burn-rate uncertainty that can shift the revenue timeline.

Information Management Services' small-business designation conflicts with the Small Business IDIQ parent, which could draw protest or eligibility scrutiny on future task orders under the $84,401,912 ceiling.

The data contains no HHS or NIH appropriations trend, so the durability of civilian IT services spending across both awards cannot be confirmed from these two records.

Deloitte's CDC NCEZID IT Services 3.0 order has roughly $25.5M of unexercised base-plus-options value, providing expansion room within an existing CDC relationship.

Information Management Services' NCI order carries about $57M of unobligated potential value under the CIO-SP3 vehicle, which would grow the company's NIH book if options are exercised.

The CIO-SP3 Small Business IDIQ vehicle hosts Information Management Services' order, indicating that small-business-vehicle task orders at NIH remain an active award channel.

Both awards are IT services delivery orders at HHS components (CDC and NIH NCI), with NAICS 541512 and PSC codes indicating professional and application development labor. Together they represent $58,031,943 in obligations with no defense-related awards in the period.

Both orders have substantial unexercised ceilings (Deloitte roughly $25.5M, Information Management Services roughly $57M), so reported revenue will depend on government option decisions rather than the obligated amounts alone.

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