Federal Supply Schedule GS35F0598V

U.S. Information Technologies Corporation holds a multiple-award Federal Supply Schedule contract with the General Services Administration's Federal Acquisition Service, effective July 23, 2009 through July 22, 2029, with a ceiling value of $52.3 million. The contract encompasses information technology professional services, including various labor categories spanning technical and management positions such as Technical Vice President, Senior Technical Director, Technical Director, Technical Manager, Managing Principal, Senior Principal Engineer, Principal Engineer, Senior Engineer, Staff Engineer, Associate Engineer, Training Manager, and Training Specialist. Services are delivered domestically from the contractor's principal location in Fairfax, Virginia, with maximum orders established at $500,000 for Service Information Numbers 54151S and $250,000 for other labor categories, and a minimum order threshold of $100. The contract period specified in the price list runs from July 23, 2019 through July 22, 2024, with delivery coordination available for expedited, overnight, two-day, and urgent requirements as needed.

Since award, the contract has generated numerous delivery orders across federal agencies totaling approximately $43.2 million, with the largest single order representing a $19.4 million firm fixed-price engagement for the Department of Defense's Aviation organization. Task orders have been placed by both civilian agencies, including the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration for information technology and cloud infrastructure support ($8.6 million), and defense organizations, including Department of Defense Troop Support and Aviation commands. The delivery orders reflect services ranging from Oracle database administration and application support to cloud computing infrastructure, systems development and architecture support, and general IT sustainment services. Approximately one-third of the task orders have been designated as total small business set-asides, while the remainder utilized unrestricted competition, with places of performance concentrated in the Northern Virginia region and supporting federal facilities in Maryland and Georgia.