DOJ gears up for $1.4B recompete of major IT services contract
The Justice Department issued a sources-sought notice for a 10-year, $1.4 billion multiple-award contract to provide all varieties of IT services across all offices and bureaus of the department.
The Justice Department issued a sources-sought notice for a 10-year, $1.4 billion multiple-award contract to provide all varieties of IT services across entire department.
The Information Technology Support Services 5 (ITSS-5) is a multiple-award, indefinite-delivery indefinite-quantity contract. One track will be for small businesses. The other track will be for all other types of companies.
DOJ doesn’t have the in-house staff to handle all types of IT issues, systems development and integration. Meanwhile, the department’s divisions, offices, and bureaus often need a contractor quickly.
DOJ plans to use ITSS-5 to:
- Go beyond sustaining and expanding use current hardware, systems and software
- Increase business effectiveness and automation
- Create new applications and introduce new technologies as they emerge
- Give expert assistance in configuring and managing systems
- Facilitate business changes and flexibilities by architecting and developing solutions to put changed and new requirements quickly
- Secure systems
- Measure and improve customer service and satisfaction
DOJ is considering awarding 12 contracts with six set aside for small businesses for ITSS-5.
DOJ issued the sources-sought notice Dec. 17. Responses are due by Jan. 15.
The contract replaces ITSS 4, which went to 19 companies in 2011 and has a $1.1 billion ceiling over seven years.
SRA International -- now part of CSRA Inc. -- is the top vendor on the contract with $121.3 million in task orders, according to Deltek.
CACI International holds the second spot with $58.7 million, followed by Northrop Grumman with $46.5 million and ManTech International with $46.2 million.
Since 2011, $374.5 million in task orders have been awarded against the $1.1 billion, according to Deltek. The value of the task orders have grown steadily, however, from $20.1 million in fiscal 2011 to $58 million in 2012, $73.8 million in 2013, $97.2 million in 2014 and $123.7 million in 2015.
Deltek estimates that RFP for ITSS 5 will be issued in August with an award in October 2017.
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