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Tom Ferrando: Salient CRGT Adds OASIS Pool 1 to Government Contract Vehicle Portfolio

Salient CRGT has been selected to offer professional and technical services to the federal government through its position on Pool 1 of the General Services Administration’s One Acquisition Solution for Integrated Services contract.

The OASIS indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contract has a five-year base period of performance, followed by a five-year option period, and covers program management, scientific engineering, logistics, management consulting and financial services, the company said Thursday.

Tom Ferrando, CEO of Salient CRGT, said the award will help the company further its growth strategy and provide technology platforms to support government missions.

GSA OASIS opened for business in 2014 as a means for agency buyers to access commercial and non-commercial professional services.

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