Featured Speakers:

Warren Blankenship
Deputy Director, Center for IT Schedule Business Programs



Soundjata Carty
Contracting Officer, Office of IT Schedule Programs



Kay Ely
Director, Office of IT Schedule Programs for the Office of Integrated Technology Services (ITS), GSA’s Federal Acquisition Service (FAS)


Chris Fornecker
Director, Center for Governmentwide Acquisition Contracts (GWACs), Office of Integrated Technology Services (ITS), GSA’s Federal Acquisition Service (FAS)

Stan Kaczmarczyk
Director, Cloud Computing Services Program Management Office, Office of Integrated Technology Services, Federal Acquisition Service (FAS)


Roya Konzman
Senior Information Technology Specialist, Office of IT Schedule Programs



Katherine Kravchonok
Senior Manager, Office of Enterprise Application Development and Platform Strategy, GSA IT



Giovanni Onwuchekwa
Branch Chief, Programs and Analysis, Office of IT Schedule Programs



Michelle Petryszyn
Contracting Officer/Procurement Analyst, Customer & Administrative Support Branch, Office of IT Schedule Programs

Greg Rollins
Deputy Director (Acting) for IT Schedule Programs





Terence Rountree
Branch Chief, Information Assurance and Security Branch, Office of Integrated Technology Services (ITS), GSA’s Federal Acquisition Service (FAS)

Navigating the ITS Business Landscape

Companies looking to do IT business with the federal government need to understand how to do business with the General Services Administration’s Office of Integrated Technology Services.

ITS manages some of the most important governmentwide acquisition contracts in the federal market. That includes IT Schedule 70, which accounts for more than $14 billion in annual sales of products and services; the highly-anticipated, Enterprise Infrastructure Solutions program, a $50 billion program covering mandatory telecommunication services, as well as related IT services; and a slew of GWACs for large and small businesses, including the forthcoming Alliant 2, a comprehensive IT services contract that could be worth up to $50 billion over the next five years.

But beyond managing contracts, ITS plays a vital role in helping agencies across government to acquire the latest generation of IT products and services and to achieve their organizational goals. For example, the IT Schedule 70 program has led the way on key strategic sourcing initiatives, while also piloting the Schedule 70 FAST lane program, providing for expedited proposal review and automated schedule price reductions from vendors. ITS also has taken a lead role in supporting the federal government’s adoption of cloud technology.

At this event we heard initiatives from IT Schedule 70, the Government-wide Acquisition Contracts (GWAC) division, and the Cloud Computing Services Program Management Office.