The federal contract IDV is the Information Technology Enterprise Solutions 3 - Services (ITES-3S) multiple award IDIQ contract awarded by the U.S. Army with a $12.1 billion ceiling value. The ITES-3S vehicle provides a wide range of IT services and solutions to support the Army's enterprise infrastructure and information technology goals, including cybersecurity, network/systems O&M, telecommunications, business process re-engineering, and IT education/training. The prime contractor, Zantech IT Services, Inc., is a minority-owned, woman-owned small business that has been awarded multiple task orders under this IDIQ, including for GIS/CADD services ($1,997,884.80), digital media support ($5,451,059.96), Criminal Investigative Management Systems IT support ($8,421,915.00), infrastructure and maintenance services ($18,960,529.77), and the Air National Guard's web tools and cloud support ($15,488,161.44). Many of these awards are set aside for small businesses, small disadvantaged businesses, or woman-owned small businesses, demonstrating Zantech's capabilities in delivering enterprise IT capabilities to the government.
The ITES-3S IDIQ is managed by the Army Cyber Command and provides decentralized ordering, enabling federal agencies like FEMA to also utilize the contract vehicle. For example, FEMA awarded a $3,169,133.50 delivery order to Ezteq LLC, a woman-owned small business, for O365 and Azure Government service enablement. Overall, the ITES-3S IDIQ and associated task orders demonstrate the government's continued focus on acquiring cutting-edge IT services and solutions from a diverse set of small business contractors.
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