Does Lightroom Support EPS File Format?

We are thinking about switching over to Lightroom, but 95% of our 60,000 images are EPS files. I recently used a trial version and it didn't seem to recognize my EPS files. Is there a way for Lightroom to acknowledge these files? Is there a plugin to download and try?
Thanks,
Stacey

Thanks, Geoff.
We work on files that have clipping paths attached to them and save them for print purposes to be placed in InDesign. Then we send hires pdf files to the printer for our catalogs.
We currently use Cumulus for data asset management. It acknowledges all file types. We were considering purchasing the Cloud and looking at using Lightroom to manage our digital assets. So right now, we are just researching to see if Lightroom could handle all of our files, file formats and how well it would search our large catalog of assets. We would switch from Cumulus to save money of the yearly maintenance fees that they charge and thought that if we could use Lightroom in a similar way then it would be worth the change.
Stacey

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