Contracting Information Technology

The Contracting Information Technology (CON-IT) program is a Defense Business System operating under the Defense Business Systems pathway within the Department of Defense. The program, identified by DoD Acquisition Program Number F14, appears to be focused on information technology solutions supporting contracting functions, though specific system capabilities are not detailed in the provided materials.

Recent federal contract awards under this program range from $27,246 to $2.49 million, with performance periods typically spanning from several months to approximately one year. The U.S. Air Force, particularly through the Air Education and Training Command, Air Mobility Command, and United States Air Forces in Europe - Air Forces Africa, is the primary contracting authority. Notable contractors include Reagent World, Inc., a minority-owned and woman-owned small business performing construction services, and Specialized Personnel Locators LLC, which has received multiple Blanket Purchase Agreement calls for entertainment and venue services in the National Capital Region. Total Small Business set-asides are frequently utilized, though some awards have no set-aside designation. Contract vehicles are predominantly firm-fixed-price arrangements, implemented through various contract types including definitive contracts, purchase orders, and BPA calls.