GSA Making Headlines: Why You Need to Pay Attention
June 11, 2019 1 Comment
Adam Hyman, Director, Government Programs
If you haven’t noticed by now, you may have been too focused on the final season of Game of Thrones. However, it’s definitely time to turn your attention to what’s going on at the General Services Administration (GSA).
Over the course of the last year, GSA has been making headlines across the federal procurement marketspace by reaching agreement with various agencies to pull into the Schedule 70 program (via BPAs), former agency-specific requirements and IDIQs. While some may argue this is simply a grab for additional contract fees, it makes holding a schedule contract a critical prerequisite for even more federal opportunities. Recent and major opportunities have included:
- 2nd Generation Information Technology (2GIT) BPA, formerly NETCENTS (valued at $5.5B)
- Defense Enterprise Office Solutions (DEOS) BPA (valued at $8.2B)
- Information Technology Supplies and Support Services (ITSSS) BPA (valued at $5B)
- NOAA Mission Information Technology Services (NMITS) BPA (valued at $2.1B)
Approximately $20 billion in estimated business is expected to funnel through the Schedule 70 program. This doesn’t even include GSA’s plans for a DEOS sister BPA or the Civilian Enterprise Office Solutions (CEOS) BPA! Read more of this post