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DHS Awards $640M Technical Services Pact

Key Takeaways
  • DHS awards $640M technical services pact.
  • Five-year contract aids IT program management.
  • Four companies awarded: Ernst & Young, Everforth ECS, NetCentric Technology, Zolon-PCS joint venture.
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Strategic Implications

This award may signal DHS' continued focus on cloud computing and shared services, which could benefit the awardees and indicate a shift in the department's IT strategy. The set-aside structure suggests an emphasis on supporting small businesses, which may have implications for the broader federal contracting landscape.

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What Happened

Homeland Security Department Moves On Five-Year Contract

The Department of Homeland Security has started making awards on a new five-year, $640 million blanket purchase agreement for technical and related professional services. The contract, known as Architecture, Development, and Platform Technical Services BPA, aims to aid in the migration of business applications to reusable services such as cloud computing. Four companies have been awarded so far: Ernst & Young, Everforth ECS, NetCentric Technology, and the Zolon-PCS joint venture. The awards were made through the General Services Administration’s Multiple Award Schedules program, according to Washington Technology.

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DHS Awards $640M Technical Services Pact

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Key Takeaways
  • DHS awards $640M technical services pact.
  • Five-year contract aids IT program management.
  • Four companies awarded: Ernst & Young, Everforth ECS, NetCentric Technology, Zolon-PCS joint venture.
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Strategic Implications

This award may signal DHS' continued focus on cloud computing and shared services, which could benefit the awardees and indicate a shift in the department's IT strategy. The set-aside structure suggests an emphasis on supporting small businesses, which may have implications for the broader federal contracting landscape.

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What Happened

Homeland Security Department Moves On Five-Year Contract

The Department of Homeland Security has started making awards on a new five-year, $640 million blanket purchase agreement for technical and related professional services. The contract, known as Architecture, Development, and Platform Technical Services BPA, aims to aid in the migration of business applications to reusable services such as cloud computing. Four companies have been awarded so far: Ernst & Young, Everforth ECS, NetCentric Technology, and the Zolon-PCS joint venture. The awards were made through the General Services Administration’s Multiple Award Schedules program, according to Washington Technology.

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