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GSA Issues Final Solicitations for OASIS+ Unrestricted, Small Business Set-Aside Tracks

The General Services Administration has released the final requests for proposals for six contracts comprising the follow-on One Acquisition Solution for Integrated Services vehicle program.

GSA said Friday OASIS+ is composed of multiagency contracts for the acquisition of complex non-information technology services from the private sector: unrestricted contract and contract opportunities set aside for total small businesses, 8(a)-certified businesses, HUBZone, service-disabled veteran-owned and women-owned small businesses.

In early March, GSA issued the second draft RFP for the procurement vehicle.

The OASIS+ Unrestricted RFP, for instance, covers eight performance areas or domains. 

These are management and advisory; technical and engineering; research and development; intelligence services; enterprise solutions; environmental services; facilities; and logistics.

The management and advisory domain covers acquisition and grants management support, business consulting, change management, information analytics and vulnerability assessment, among other areas.

Offerors have until July 6 to submit their questions regarding the RFPs through the OASIS+ submission portal.

Proposals are due Sept. 13.

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