GSA Forecast of Contracting Opportunities

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Support Service Office of Budget Program Competition: SDVOSB Set-aside on MOBIS, GSA Ebuy OCIO

Description: The Office of the Chief Financial Officer, U.S. General Services Administration (GSA) has identified a list of requirements for contractual support from non-governmental sources, hereby identified as Support Services for the Office of Budget (SSOB) program. The Chief Financial Officer (CFO) and Budget Officer (BO) are looking for ways to support or improve Budget Office’s policy development, decision making, management and administration challenges inherent to the growing standardization of information gathering and reporting from various disparate financial systems, which require numerous interfaces, various and modernized IT capabilities, demanding security needs, and rising expectations of its internal and external customer needs.

Point of Contact: Kevin Pope

Registrar Contractor Suitability Credentialing Region-Wide Support Competition: Schedule 70 SB-Set aside with SDVOSB preference OCIO

Description: This acquisition supports the mission of the Office of Emergency Response and Recovery (OERR) by providing staffing support for General Services Administration’s (GSA) Homeland Security Presidential Directive 12 (HSPD-12) Program. OERR ensures an agency-wide state of resilience; supporting and protecting GSA employees, facilities, assets, services, platforms and functions in a uniform manner across all eleven GSA regions. Responsibilities include the management of all agency Physical, Operational, Industrial, Information, and Personnel Security programs (including HSPD-12), Continuity of Operations, Continuity of Government, and Disaster Support policy, planning, and operational coordination.

Point of Contact: Kevin Pope

Enterprise Web Conferencing Solution Competion: VETS GWAC Office of CIO

Description: GSA needs to procure services for an Enterprise Web Conferencing system which will allow any GSA employee to host an online meeting, conduct online training, or host large webinars. GSA is currently using a hybrid on-prem/off-prem WebEx Meeting center solution which lacks large meeting and training functionality. Additionally, the existing agreement for GSA’s WebEx system (covered under a 3 year deal as part of VoIP CUWL Pro licensing under contract number )will expire at the beginning of Calendar Year 2014 and would be very costly to keep in place if separately contracted when the 3 year deal expires.

Point of Contact: Kevin Pope

Mid-Range Hosting Competition: GSA FSS Schedule 70 132-51 OCIO

Description: The United States Federal Government requires transition and full management services to support the operation and maintenance requirements of the government information technology (IT) systems. The General Services Administration (GSA), Office of the Chief Information Officer (OCIO) on behalf of the OCFO and the Office of the Chief Human Capital Officer (OCHCO) requires services to support the transition, system management and operations and maintenance of seven key Mid-Range Systems.

IV & V Re-compete (FY14 award) Competition: Schedule 70 OCIO

Description: The IBCD organization seeks to acquire Independent Verification and Validation (IV&V) support for oversight in any and all stages of the IBCD systems development life cycle. Support services will include activities such as advising, verifying and validating the development, operation and maintenance and the disposal of multiple IBCD Financial System, as well as performance management and system migrations. Vendor methodologies and activities are expected to follow policies, procedures and best practices set forth by governing bodies such as National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) as well as federal regulations such as Federal Information Security Management Act (FISMA) and Federal Information Processing Standards (FIPS) Publication

Point of Contact: Carolyn Turner. Carolyn.Turner@gsa.gov

Federal Public Key Infrastructure Policy Authority (FPIKPA) Competition: Schedule 70 ENCOURAGE TEAMING TO SATISFY REQUIREMENT Below is the RFI that was posted published on GSA Schedule 70. Only 2 small businesses responded that were not capable.

For professional services to assist the Chair, Federal Public Key Infrastructure Policy Authority (FPKIPA) with logistical support, secretariat services, studies and analyses, and programmatic and communications support.

The General Services Administration, Office of Government-wide Policy, Office of Information, Integrity and Access, Identity Assurance and Trusted Access Division (IATAD), seeks information from vendors with qualifications and past experience: (1) Management and Administration – develop monthly reports of activities and expenditures;

(2) Technical and Administrative Support to the Chair, FPKIPA – assist the Chair in agenda coordination and dissemination, provide technical support and issue resolution, produce technical presentations, develop meeting minutes and action item lists for the regular FPKIPA meetings; provide strategic planning for running working groups and recommendations to resolve technical and policy issues; initiate planning meetings with the FPKIPA staff to ensure the effective execution of working group responsibilities and action items; review technical proposals and policy change requests brought to the FPKIPA; write and review documents that will be critical process steps for policy approval and/or enforcement or technical issue resolution; and assist in formulating Memoranda of Agreement between any Federal Bridge Certification Authority (FBCA) cross-certification applicants and the FPKIPA.

(3) Provide Technical and Administrative Support to the FPKIPA Certificate Policy Working Group (CPWG) – schedule and plan agenda items and notify participants for each session of this working group; develop and deliver presentations on technical or policy issues and/or information sharing topics; disseminate information to meeting attendees; conduct a compliance analysis of any Certificate Policy (CP) and/or Certification Practice Statement (CPS) from any organization seeking cross-certification with the FBCA; document policy mapping and/or compliance analysis findings in a report, distribute to the working group, lead discussions about the analysis and facilitate negotiations within the working group for appropriate CP or CPS changes; publish minutes and action items from meetings and provide specific suggestions for issue resolution management and status data on pertinent documentation.

(4) Provide Technical and Administrative Support to the FPKI Shared Service Provider Work Group (SSPWG) – same as CPWG above, and, in addition, develop and maintain a configuration management process and documentation for approved CPS versions, audit completions and due date management, status tracking and tickler system.

(5) Communications Support – provide technical and equipment support to facilitate more effective communications between the FPKIPA and/or working group participants; act as the Secretariat of the FPKIPA under the direction of the Chair; maintain an email list for the FPKIPA; and establish and maintain a repository of pertinent information to the mission of the FPKIPA.

(6) Working Group Support – provide research, studies, technical analysis and presentation support to any other working groups that are established to address specific issues or responsibilities of the FPKIPA, as required by the Chair.

(7) Conference/Workshop Support – provide logistical support, research, studies and technical analysis, and documentation toward the development and delivery of training in the form of workshops, conferences, seminars or classes, as required by the Chair.

Point of Contact: Kevin Pope

Office of Business Management (XB) Office of Citizen Services & Innovative Technologies U.S. General Services Administration

FY 13 Opportunities: Christy, Below are the 4 opportunities from the list generated by Central Office Contracting. Based on my conversation with OCIST POC, Earl Warrington, the asterisk represent the core competencies needed to satisfy the four requirements.

Following Areas of Expertise:

[bulletlist]* Real Estate, Lease/Purchase, Construction & Renovation

* IT Development, Modernization Enhancements &Operations & Maintenance including cloud hosting, security, platforms and shared service solution

* Commodity Services, Schedules, Office Supplies[/bulletlist]

Point of Contact: Earl Warrington Earl.Warrington@gsa.gov

Sources sought Notice The General Services Administration’s Office of the Chief Information Officer (OCIO) is issuing this sources sought synopsis as a means of conducting market research to identify small businesses having an interest in and the resources to support this requirement for Troux Software Development and Customization. The result of this market research will contribute to determining the method of procurement. The applicable North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) code assigned to this procurement is 541511 for Custom Computer Programming Services.

Contracting Office Address: 1800 F Street NW Room 4006 Washington, District of Columbia 20405

Primary Point of Contact: John T. Holmes john.holmes@gsa.gov