Schedules/ Contract Vehicles
We can quickly provide services via the following contract vehicles:
GSA Schedule
IT Schedule 70 offers federal, state and local governments innovative solutions to their information technology needs. We understand that the procurement process can be daunting, so we work diligently to streamline the process and maximize results. Our offerings are available to state, local, and tribal governments through the opens in a new windowCooperative Purchasing Program.
General Services Administration (GSA) Contract Vehicles provide professional services to federal government agencies using numerous SIM&S labor categories to meet requirements at the right level. GSA has reviewed the qualifications of contractors based on performance and has determined that the rates are fair and reasonable. They are open to all federal agencies and streamline the ordering process to reduce the time from initial contact to commencement of work.
GSA Schedule 70 Catalog GSA Schedule 84 Catalog
SeaPort-e / SeaPort-NxG
SeaPort-e is the Navy's electronic platform for acquiring support services in 22 functional areas including Engineering, Financial Management, and Program Management. The Navy Systems Commands (NAVSEA, NAVAIR, SPAWAR, NAVFAC, and NAVSUP), the Office of Naval Research, Military Sealift Command, and the United States Marine Corps compete their service requirements amongst 2400+ SeaPort-e IDIQ multiple award contract holders. The SeaPort-e portal provides a standardized, efficient means of soliciting offers from amongst the diverse population of large and small businesses and their approved team members. All task orders are competitively solicited, awarded and managed using the SeaPort-e platform. Since nearly 85% of its contract–holders are small businesses, the SeaPort-e approach to acquiring services provides opportunity that fuels the Nation’s engine of job growth.
ITES-3S
This program supports the Army's Enterprise Infrastructure and Info structure goals with a full range of information technology solutions at a reasonable price, and to be consistent with DoD and Department of Army policies on standardization and interoperability.