Hello, Guest!
  • Sunday, December 22, 2024
"US General Services Administration Logo", by U.S. Government, https://vsc.gsa.gov/market/gsa_branding.pdf, licensed under CC0

GSA Pauses RFPs for Polaris IT GWAC Small Business, WOSB Pools

The General Services Administration has paused solicitations for the two pools of the small business-focused Polaris governmentwide acquisition contract for information technology products and services to make way for an assessment following receipt of feedback regarding the evaluation of joint ventures under GWAC.

GSA said Wednesday it is reviewing whether to introduce any changes to the requests for proposals and will set a new deadline for offers once the assessment is completed.

The agency also decided to put on hold the opening of the Polaris Submission Portal and will accept questions through April 18.

In late March, GSA issued RFPs for small business and women-owned small business pools of Polaris, covering cloud services, data management, cybersecurity, information and communications technologies, IT operations and maintenance, software development and other performance areas.

Video of the Day

Related Articles

GSA Requests Info on Potential $100M Trainer Developer III Contract News

GSA Requests Info on Potential $100M Trainer Developer III Contract

The General Services Administration’s Federal Acquisition Service has begun seeking information on a potential $100 million single-award contract to provide information technology and engineering support services to the 502d Trainer Development Squadron. The Trainer Developer II indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contract will support the squadron in developing, fabricating and maintaining IT-based simulation and training systems for the Department

GSA’s Tiffany Hixson Offers Advice for New Providers Breaking Into the GovCon World Events

GSA’s Tiffany Hixson Offers Advice for New Providers Breaking Into the GovCon World

Entering the complex world of government contracting can be difficult for new providers. Small businesses face a unique set of challenges when competing against long established, multi-billion dollar enterprises, but the U.S. government has recognized the capabilities these companies have to offer, and agencies are ramping up their efforts to connect with these entities. A

GSA Selects 8 Vendors for $195M Login.gov Next-Gen Identity Proofing BPA Contract Awards

GSA Selects 8 Vendors for $195M Login.gov Next-Gen Identity Proofing BPA

The General Services Administration has awarded eight companies positions on a potential 10-year, $194.5 million contract for the procurement of next-generation identity proofing capabilities for Login.gov to provide the public access to digital services offered by federal, state, local and tribal agencies. GSA’s Federal Acquisition Service launched a full and open competition and received 17