Office of Integrated Technology Services
To our valued Department of Defense technology customers: I’m Mary Davie, assistant commissioner of the General Service Administration’s (GSA) Office of Integrated Technology Services (ITS). I am excited to introduce you to the 2nd Annual GSA Technology Contract Guide, highlighting the largest and most widely used IT acquisition vehicles in the federal government. Military agencies face increasingly complex communications and computing challenges that require equally complex solutions such as cloud IT and data center services, cybersecurity and satellite communications, all at the right price. This guide features the full spectrum of GSA’s technology capabilities, demonstrating the ways in which GSA’s integrated technology products, services and solutions can address the military’s most critical IT and mission challenges. The first part of the guide highlights specific strategic solutions, while the last few pages include a contract matrix outlining each contract’s specifications and differentiators to help you decide which contract or contracts can meet your requirements. GSA is deeply committed to the warfighter and our military customers, and has developed programs designed to service your needs. Our Alliant and Alliant Small Business government-wide acquisition contracts (GWACs) are aligned to the Department of Defense Enterprise Architecture and supported by Defense Procurement Acquisition Policy. Our Veterans Technology Services (VETS) GWAC provides access to service-disabled veteran-owned technology firms. Also, IT Schedule 70 now gives the military access to an enhanced set of commercial satellite services through GSA’s partnership with the Defense Information Systems Agency. GSA’s recently awarded Infrastructure-as-a-Service blanket purchase agreement (BPA) features cloud storage, virtual machines and web hosting services, and gives you access to the first-ever cloud-computing-specific contract vehicle. Through this offering, our upcoming Email-as-a-Service BPA and other GSA contract vehicles, agencies can meet the Office of Management and Budget’s cloud and data center consolidation mandates, reduce their environmental footprint, save taxpayer money, and serve the warfighter more effectively. On the frontline of cyber-attacks, the Department of Defense requires cutting-edge security solutions. Our SmartBuy program continues to provide commercial software with embedded cybersecurity requirements to keep America’s digital infrastructure secure. SmartBUY is now officially part of the Federal Strategic Sourcing Initiative. GSA is determined to provide the security requirements you seek at the right value. We remain committed to making it easier for you to meet your mission through quick and cost-effective fulfillment of your IT needs. Thank you for making GSA the military’s IT acquisition service provider of choice. Sincerely,
Mary Davie Assistant Commissioner Office of Integrated Technology Services
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