Everforth ECS Won CPSC Data Modernization Task Order

The firm secured a $1.7 million contract to migrate the agency's legacy SAS environments to the cloud.

Updated on Sept. 23, 2026 in Cybersecurity

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Everforth ECS, operating as ECS Federal, has been awarded a position on a $58 million blanket purchase agreement for the Consumer Product Safety Commission. The company has already secured its first $1.7 million task order to modernize agency data systems.

Why it matters

This contract aims to establish a cloud-native foundation for the agency, enabling advanced data engineering and machine learning capabilities. The work is essential for the planned modernization of the National Electronic Injury Surveillance System, which is slated for full effectiveness in early 2027.

The award marks the start of migrating legacy on-premises SAS environments to cloud-native platforms. The scope covers data lake architecture, metadata management, and AI enablement for the commission's data infrastructure.

The players

Everforth ECS

A federal technology contractor specializing in cloud-native platforms, data engineering, and mission-critical system modernization.

Consumer Product Safety Commission

The independent federal agency responsible for regulating consumer products and managing the National Electronic Injury Surveillance System.

Novaren Systems

A systems integration partner providing technical support for the initial task order.

The details

The project focuses on shifting legacy SAS — a statistical software suite used for advanced analytics — from on-premises hardware to a cloud-native architecture. By implementing a data lake — a centralized repository for raw and processed data — and improving metadata management, the agency intends to better support machine learning integration. Everforth ECS is partnering with Novaren Systems to execute this first phase of the modernization roadmap.

December 2025: Everforth ECS won a $104.3 million NGA contract.
February 2026: Everforth ECS joined the GSA Alliant 3 contract.
May 2026: Everforth ECS secured a $115.5 million Army contract.
August 2026: Everforth ECS secured a $30 million DHA contract.
May 2031: The CPSC blanket purchase agreement concludes.

The Tech Race

Everforth ECS continues to scale its footprint in the federal IT market following its inclusion in the GSA Alliant 3 contract. This win represents a targeted move to capture data-centric modernization work across federal agencies.

This project changes the underlying technical architecture used by the commission to track public safety data. While internal for now, the modernization is a prerequisite for the commission to improve how it monitors and reports on consumer product injuries nationwide.

The takeaway

The agency's ability to turn data into mission outcomes hinges on the successful migration of legacy systems to the cloud over the next year. Observers should track the progress of the National Electronic Injury Surveillance System, which remains the primary target for full modernization by early 2027.