Yes. The scope of CIO-CS includes cloud computing services. Such services are most often deployed via a Managed Services Model which can also include Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS), Platform as a Service (PaaS), and Software as a Service (SaaS).
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Yes.
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NITAAC follows the guidance of the Office of Federal Procurement Policy (OFPP) which strongly encourages, but does not mandate, the use of Performance-Based Contracting (PBC).
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The NITAAC team looks at scope, contract type, periods of performance, evaluation criteria, specificity of tasking and deliverables and the deliverable schedule. We will also note whether the SOW is performance based. NITAAC will provide suggestions for improving the SOW/PWS/SOO for all review areas as necessary, but the final decision on implementing any suggestions rests with the acquiring…
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See the policies and procedures at FAR 16.505(b)(6) https://www.acquisition.gov/far/16.505 .
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For FAR guidance on postaward debriefing, please see FAR 16.505(b)(6)(iii) at https://www.acquisition.gov/far/16.505 .
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All CIO-SP3 and CIO-SP3 Small Business contract holder on-and off-site rates can be obtained by logging into e-GOS here . You can also visit the contract holder information page of each contract holder in the Contract Holder Directory . In the Contract Holder Directory, you can select the contract holder whose rates you want to see, and click the link to their individual websites.
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The WCT determined that approximately 80 percent of federal agencies’ computing needs could be satisfied through one of five standard specifications.
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The Workstation Category Team (WCT), an interagency task force, was charged with analyzing and optimizing current laptop and desktop computer acquisition practices. Based on the WCT’s review, OMB identified three critical steps to improve acquisition practices: (1) establish standard specifications that generally will suffice to meet federal agency computing needs; (2) consolidate federal…
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You are in full control on the length of time. Typically they can run a few hours or could take a full day.
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