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2016’s most anticipated technology contracts

March 15, 2016 By Andrew Smith

This year is a big one for federal IT contracts.

The top two contract vehicles to be awarded within the next year, the General Services Administration’s Enterprise Infrastructure Solutions (now out for bid) and Alliant 2, have a collective ceiling value of $100 billion.

GSA's EIS contract timeline.
GSA’s EIS contract timeline.

Toss in close to a dozen more contracts with potential multibillion-dollar ceilings, and you’ve got a particularly active – and exceedingly important – year ahead for federal agencies, contracting officials and competing contractors.

“This is the biggest year for federal IT contract vehicles in a decade, and when the dust settles by the middle of next year, the playing field will be set for the next decade in IT services,” said Brian Friel, principal of One Nation Analytics LLC, in an interview with Nextgov.

Keep reading this article at: http://www.nextgov.com/cio-briefing/2016/03/most-anticipated-it-contracts-2016/126511

Also see: Five charts that show where the federal IT budget is going next year.

Filed Under: Contracting News Tagged With: Agriculture Dept., Alliant, Army, contracting opportunities, DISA, EIS, GSA, IT, SSA, technology

GSA now taking bids on $50 billion telecom contract

October 22, 2015 By Andrew Smith

After several years of planning and releasing a handful of draft requests for proposals, the General Services Administration last Friday issued the formal RFP for its $50 billion Enterprise Infrastructure Solutions contract.

GSA logoEIS, the agency’s follow-on to Networx, is a 15-year telecommunications infrastructure contract — made up of already-vetted products and services — that a host of federal agencies can use to transition their aging communications infrastructures for a modern world.

Proposals are due Jan. 15, 2016. GSA will take its time selecting award winners, with an expected unveiling in late 2016.

Keep reading this article at: http://www.nextgov.com/mobile/2015/10/gsa-issues-final-rfp-50b-telecom-contract/122885

Filed Under: Contracting News Tagged With: EIS, Enterprise Infrastructure Solutions, GSA, Networx, RFP, telecom, telecommunications

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