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1 U.S. General Services Administration Overview
NCMA Rhode Island Chapter – October 2015 Presented By: Kevan Kivlan Director, Customer Accounts & Research General Services Administration Federal Acquisition Service

2 GSA OVERVIEW AGENDA: Our Priorities:
Delivering Better Value and Savings Serving our Partners Expanding Opportunities for Small Businesses Making a More Sustainable Government Leading with Innovation Building a Stronger GSA Solution Areas: Procurement and Online Acquisition Tools Products and Services Technology Motor Vehicle Management Transportation Travel and Real Estate Overview of Federal Acquisition Service Overview of Category Management Overview of Common Acquisition Platform OASIS Overview Future Opportunities Information Technology GWACS/OASIS Cloud Network Services - EIS BMO FSSI Questions | 1

3 FAS OVERVIEW

4 FAS OVERVIEW How FAS Works: FAS Business Offices Three Legged Stool
Employees/Business Agency Partners Industry Partners Delivery Models Self Service Full Service Fee For Service Organization FAS Business Offices Office of Acquisition Management  Compliant Contracting Office of Assisted Acquisition Services Full Service Customer Centered Acquisitions Office of FAS Financial Services Financial Management Office of Customer Accounts and Research  Strategic Account Management Office of Integrated Technology Services IT Services/Products Office of General Supplies and Services The Schedules Office of Travel, Motor Vehicles, and Card Services City Pair, Travel Services, Fleet, Credit Cards etc Office of Strategy Management FAS Vision

5 CATEGORY MANAGEMENT Category management – Acting as One
Goal: Help government buyers negotiate and make informed, data-driven purchase decisions. Optimizing contract vehicles & managing the landscape Managing data collection and analysis Leveraging supplier relationships Maximizing customer relationships Growing and sharing expertise Centrally locating acquisition vehicles, suppliers, past transactions and prices-paid data Categories: Information Technology - $47.4 B Professional Services - $64.6 B Security & Protection - $4.8 B Facilities & Construction - $72.1 B Industrial Products & Services - $11.8 B Office Management - $2.1 B Transportation & Logistics Services - $34.1B Travel & Lodging – $3.6 B Human Capital – $3.6 B Medical – $33.2 B 6 | | 7

6 CATEGORY MANAGEMENT Going from this 6 | | 7

7 CATEGORY MANAGEMENT To this: 6 | | 7

8 COMMON ACQUISITION PLATFORM (CAP)
Goals – Acting as One! Be the government’s destination for informative, agnostic, and reliable acquisition support and services. Consolidate the current products and services buying structures into a government wide shared resource. Increase insight into government wide transactional data Support better buying through expert decision support and category management. Reduce Government wide costs to maintain redundant acquisition systems and/or dramatically enhance the usefulness of those systems Features: Category Management Hallways Analytics as a Service (AaaS) TurboFARSM Prices Paid Tools OASIS GWACS (Alliant, Alliant SB) Office Supplies Domestic Delivery Services Wireless Universal Prices Paid Knowledge – Shared Expertise, Templates 6 | | 7

9 OASIS & OASIS SMALL BUSINESS CONTRACTS
OASIS and OASIS SB – 2 Primary Groups OASIS supports requirements that will not be set aside for small business OASIS SB supports requirements that will be set aside for small business Each group has 7 Pools (separate multiple-award contracts) based on NAICS codes and associated small business size standards Base Contract Type: Multiple Award ID/IQ Base Contract Ceiling: None Task/Delivery Order Types: All Contract Types including Cost Reimbursable Ordering Process: FAR 16 Fair Opportunity MOUS: Army, Air Force, DHS etc OnRamps: ? Scope Professional services effort of bona-fide executive, administrative, and professional employees as defined - Part 541, Title 29, CFR Requirements may include non-professional labor, but only if integral and necessary to the professional service based requirement Ancillary Support: Services, IT, Specialized Labor, SCA Labor, Products, ODCs (e.g. Material, Equipment, Travel) All Lifecycle Phases: Requirements Analysis, Concepts, Planning, Acquisition, RDT&E, Implementation & Operations & Maintenance Core Disciplines: Program Management, Management Consulting, Scientific, Engineering, Logistics, Financial, Defense, Intelligence, Security, etc 8 | | 9

10 OASIS & OASIS SMALL BUSINESS CONTRACTS
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11 FUTURE OPPORTUNITIES EPASS – Air Force – as of 9 October 2016
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12 FUTURE OPPORTUNITIES ALLIANT 2 (A2) GWAC Milestones:
Next generation GWAC vehicles for comprehensive information technology (IT) solutions through customizable hardware, software, and services solutions Federal Enterprise Architecture (FEA) & DOD Enterprise Architecture (DoDEA) alignment Comprehensive IT service solutions Flexibility/ Emerging technologies Ancillary support (non-IT) permitted when it is integral to, and necessary for, the IT services-based outcome; On-ramp and off-ramp provisions, insuring retention of a highly qualified pool of contractors Milestones: 03/2015: Draft RFP 03/2015: GSA/Contractor 1 on 1 Meetings 04/2015: Kansas City (ASB2) 1 on 1 Meetings 05/2015 – 08/2015: Solicitation Preparation 10/2015: : Draft RFP #2 Spring 2016: Post Final RFP (FBO.gov) Alliant 1 Expires: April 30, 2019 Alliant 1 Ceiling: $50 billion More Info: gsa.gov/gwacs 8 | | 9

13 FUTURE OPPORTUNITIES ALLIANT Small Business 2(ASB 2) GWAC Milestones:
Next generation GWAC vehicles for comprehensive information technology (IT) solutions through customizable hardware, software, and services solutions Federal Enterprise Architecture (FEA) & DOD Enterprise Architecture (DoDEA) alignment Comprehensive IT service solutions Flexibility/ Emerging technologies Ancillary support (non-IT) permitted when it is integral to, and necessary for, the IT services-based outcome; On-ramp and off-ramp provisions, insuring retention of a highly qualified pool of contractors Milestones: 03/2015: Draft RFP 03/2015: GSA/Contractor 1 on 1 Meetings 04/2015: Kansas City (ASB2) 1 on 1 Meetings 05/2015 – 08/2015: Solicitation Preparation 10/2015: : Draft RFP # 2 Spring 2016: Post Final RFP (FBO.gov) Alliant SB 1 Expires: April 30, 2019 Alliant SB 1 Ceiling: $15 billion More Info: gsa.gov/gwacs 8 | | 9

14 FUTURE OPPORTUNITIES 8A STARS 2 GWAC VETS GWAC (Next Generation)
Custom Computer Programming Services Computer System Design Services Computer Facilities Management Services Other Computer Related Services Benefits: Streamlines 8A Program Sole Source up to $4 million Pre-vetted 8A IT Industry Partners 8A Small Business Credit Ceiling: $10 billion Expiration Date: August 30, 2021 Opportunity: Currently closed – open season took place in Spring/Summer 2015 VETS GWAC (Next Generation) Information Systems Engineering Systems Operations and Maintenance Benefits: Pre-vetted Service Disabled Veteran Owned Small Business Industry IT Industry Partners Streamlined Acquisition SDVOSB Credit VETS 1 Information: Ceiling: $5 billion Expiration Date: February 1, 2017 Order Performance Period until February 1, 2020 VETS Next Generation Opportunity: Draft RFP Issued September 28, 2015 More Info: gsa.gov/gwacs 8 | | 9

15 FUTURE OPPORTUNITIES Enterprise Infrastructure Solutions (EIS) Scope:
Telecommunications Networking and IT requirements Data Center Cloud Services Contact and Call Centers Managed Services Hardware Contract Support Enterprise Infrastructure Solutions Solicitation QTA0014THA3004 RFP Issued: October 20th Offers Due: December 4th Total Value: $50 billion Networks Strategy Infrastructure Solutions: Enterprise Infrastructure Solutions Northeast Infrastructure Solutions Central Infrastructure Solutions Western Infrastructure Solutions Satellite Mobility/Wireless Program: Managed Mobility Program Wireless Federal Strategic Sourcing Initiative Advisory Services: Emerging Technologies and Services Government Shared Services Communications Services 8 | | 9

16 FUTURE OPPORTUNITIES Building Maintenance and Operations (BMO) Strategic Source - Unrestricted Scope: O&M Building Services Janitorial Elevators Zone 1 includes Delaware, Maryland, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Virginia, West Virginia and the District of Columbia Building Maintenance and Operations (BMO) Strategic Source – Small Business Scope: O&M Building Services Janitorial Elevators Zone 1 includes Delaware, Maryland, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Virginia, West Virginia and the District of Columbia. 8 | | 9

17 GSA Overview NCMA Rhode Island Thank you & Questions
U. S. General Services Administration GSA Overview NCMA Rhode Island Thank you & Questions Kevan M Kivlan, Director Customer Accounts & Research


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