Jane Edwards 
- Procentrix has secured two DOJ task orders for IT support and modernization
- eCATS work extends beyond a 2026 bridge contract
- The 2026 FedCiv Summit on Oct. 29 will explore AI-enabled modernization and more
Procentrix has received two task orders from the Department of Justice covering support services for an executive correspondence platform and upgrades to a project management system used by the department’s inspector general.
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The company said Tuesday it will support DOJ’s Executive Correspondence Action Tracking System, or eCATS, for five years under one task order and will modernize capabilities for the DOJ Office of the Inspector General, or OIG, under the other.
What Is the Scope of the eCATS Task Order?
Under the five-year task order, Procentrix will provide continued support services for eCATS on behalf of DOJ’s Office of the Chief Information Officer. Department leaders use the system to manage and monitor executive-level correspondence and other written materials. The platform automates document review, control, coordination and tracking across DOJ.
The award extends the company’s eCATS work beyond a 2026 bridge contract and adds to its prior development and maintenance support for the platform.
Gregg Hawrylko, vice president of national security and judiciary at Procentrix, said the company is proud to continue supporting DOJ’s work.
“This award reflects our team’s understanding of the platform and our commitment to delivering reliable technology to assist our federal customers in efficiently managing their mission processes,” Hawrylko said.
What Does the DOJ OIG Modernization Task Order Cover?
The second task order calls for Procentrix to upgrade the tools OIG relies on to oversee performance, projects and other organizational activities through its Project and Performance Management System. The effort centers on improving the processes and systems that help the office coordinate work and maintain visibility into its operations.
Procentrix said the upgraded capabilities aim to provide OIG with streamlined workflows and broader access to the information required to monitor ongoing initiatives.
What Is Procentrix?
Procentrix is a Herndon, Virginia-based company that delivers professional services and technology solutions designed to improve government and business operations.
The company has expanded its AI and cloud offerings for federal customers. In February, its AI-based case management platform, ProCase-AI, achieved Awardable status on the Tradewinds Solutions Marketplace of the Department of War’s Chief Digital and Artificial Intelligence Office, allowing U.S. government customers to streamline procurement of the platform.
Procentrix later secured a task order for the Blue Line Bridge program under Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s Scalable Ways to Implement Flexible Tasks, or SWIFT, contract vehicle, under which it will deliver secure coordination, communications, operational reporting and intelligence support for law enforcement task forces operating across multiple jurisdictions.
In June, the company booked a prime contract under NASA’s Solutions for Enterprise-Wide Procurement VI governmentwide acquisition vehicle, receiving an award in Category B, Enterprise-Wide Strategic Solutions, which covers cloud, managed and shared services.
In July, Procentrix launched CINQ, a cloud-native collaboration and data management platform designed to help federal agencies rapidly deploy mission applications across organizations, jurisdictions and geographic regions.
