CIO-SP4 (JV)
Awarded

The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), through the National Institutes of Health (NIH) and the NIH Information Technology Acquisition and Assessment Center (NITAAC), has an ongoing need to provide a mechanism for the federal government to procure IT commodity solutions related to health and life sciences capabilities, as well as general Information Technology (IT) initiatives.

SEAPORT (Sub) Awarded

The SEAPORT (Services Contracting Portal) program, often referred to in the context of its “Sub” designation, generally involves a series of contracting vehicles used by the U.S. Navy and other Department of Defense (DoD) entities to acquire various services. The SEAPORT program provides a streamlined approach for contracting services to support naval operations and missions.

VETS 2 (Sub)
Awarded

The VETS 2 (Veterans Employment and Training Services 2) program is a key initiative aimed at providing comprehensive IT services and solutions. It builds on the success of its predecessor, VETS, by expanding and enhancing the range of services available to meet evolving technological and mission requirements.

STARS III (Sub) 
Awarded

The General Services Administration, Federal Supply Service (GSA FSS) Small Business Governmentwide Acquisition Contract (GWAC) Center, located in Kansas City, Missouri, has responsibility for awarding and administering contracts with small disadvantaged 8(a) firms.

The resultant contracts provide high-quality information technology (IT) solutions.

U.S. ARMY ITES 3S (JV) Awarded

The U.S. Army ITES-3S (Information Technology Enterprise Solutions – 3 Services) is a significant program aimed at enhancing the Army’s IT capabilities. This program, managed by the U.S. Army Contracting Command, provides a broad range of IT services and solutions to support the Army’s mission.

U.S. ARMY AMP (Sub) 
Awarded

The U.S. Army AMP (Advanced Modernization Program) is a broad initiative aimed at modernizing and upgrading the Army’s equipment, systems, and technologies. While “AMP” could refer to various specific programs or initiatives within the Army, a common understanding of such programs includes efforts to advance the Army’s capabilities across various domains.