IT Service

Active CMAS contract California Awarded

Contract number
3-24-02-1006
Awardee
AURIGA CORPORATION
Contracting organization
DGS - Statewide Procurement

Contract facts

End date
NIGP codes
UNSPSC codes

Contract details come from caleprocure.ca.gov. Updated .

About this contract

The California Multiple Award Schedule (CMAS) Contract 3-24-02-1006 is an Indefinite Delivery Vehicle (IDV) focused on comprehensive Information Technology (IT) services. The contract enables procurement of critical IT solutions including change management communication, database design, website development, technology consultation, and cybersecurity services. Specifically, the IDV covers a range of technical services aligned with UNSPSC codes for web design, database management, network security, and IT advisory support, providing California government entities with flexible access to specialized technology resources.

Awarded to Auriga Corporation, this CMAS contract is administered by the California Department of General Services (DGS) Statewide Procurement division. The contract is valid from February 2, 2024, through May 5, 2029, covering the entire state of California. The vehicle is classified as a CMAS contract type, supporting various NIGP codes such as computer network consulting, project management services, programming, networking services, and electronic information highway services. While specific contract value details are not provided, the IDV offers a structured mechanism for California state and local government agencies to efficiently procure essential IT services through a pre-negotiated, competitively solicited agreement.

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Who holds contract 3-24-02-1006?

Contract 3-24-02-1006 was awarded to AURIGA CORPORATION by DGS - Statewide Procurement in California on February 2, 2024.

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