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  • Why Best in Class
    A Best In Class (BIC) designation means that a vehicle is based on mature acquisition processes that will help agencies get more value from their spending. All three of NITAAC’s GWACs have been designated as BIC. Are you looking for more information about BIC criteria? Visit the NITAAC website for more NITAAC videos, tools and templates. NITAAC.NIH.gov 1.888.773.6542 NITAACsupport@nih.gov
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  • e-GOS Training Series Creating an Request for Proposal (RFP)
    In this lesson you will learn three easy steps to create and submit a Request for Proposal or RFP on NITAAC's Electronic Government Ordering System, more commonly known as e-GOS.
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  • Subject Matter Experts Improve Communications and Data Collection Speed for TSA
    The Transportation Security Administration benefits with services from STOPSO, a NITAAC Contract Holder on the CIO-SP3 Small Business GWAC. See how STOPSO’s subject matter experts improved communications and increased speed of data collection in our latest video. Visit nitaac.nih.gov to learn more.
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  • Common Microservices Initializer Accelerates DHSs Digital Transformation
    Ardent Management Consulting (Ardent), a NITAAC CIO-SP3 Contract Holder, developed a solution called the Common Microservices Initializer or CMI. CMI was developed for use by a component within the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) to help generate clean structured, fully functional Continuous Integration/Continuous Deployment (CI/CD) pipelines adhering to the Department’s guidelines and best…
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  • Turnkey Solutions Help Navy Maintain Cybersecurity
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  • HHS BuySmarter Initiative Streamlines Group Purchasing
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  • Virtual Reality Training Applications Aid Federal Agencies
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  • NITAAC Strategic Priorities for FY22
    The New Year brings resolutions and a renewed emphasis on change. In fact, data from YouGovAmerica suggests that about a quarter of Americans will make resolutions, and 20% think they'll accomplish them. In the spirit of New Year traditions, I wanted to share with you the NITAAC strategic goals and priorities for FY2022., Priority #1: Accept No Substitutes: Nobody Does Federal IT Acquisition Quite Like NITAAC, Although many things change, customer service and our commitment to excellence remains the same. Customer service is not something we take for granted at NITAAC. We've geared our operations around our customers’ needs so whether they are just beginning a solicitation and need help with research, or they’ve already placed a task or delivery order on one of our vehicles, NITAAC is committed to…, Priority #2: Revolutionize IT Acquisitions with CIO-SP4, We are steadfastly working to bring the next great Government-Wide Acquisition Contract (GWAC), Chief Information Officer-Solutions and Partners 4 (CIO-SP4) to market. The $50 billion GWAC will focus on enabling emerging technologies in IT — such as blockchain, cybersecurity technologies, agile software development and "as-a-service-solutions" — as well as reducing administrative burden on the…, Priority #3: Leverage DITAP Certification, The current push for modernization is not just about updating or replacing old technology. It’s about “creating the platform for change”— that is, finding more cost-effective, innovative approaches to delivering IT and improving service to the citizen. A common component of the push for IT modernization is delivering data, information and transactional services across multiple platforms to…, Priority #4: Continue to Leverage Best in Class (BIC) GWACs: CIO-SP3, CIO-SP3 Small Business and CIO-CS, There is much promise in leveraging BIC. A significant portion of our revenue resulted from being able to leverage our BIC status. But, even more importantly, the designation will result in even further cost avoidance for our agency partners. In 2022, we will continue to educate agencies about the value and cost-savings leveraging our BIC-designated vehicles affords., Priority #5: Eliminate Redundancies and Deliver More Value with NITAAC Government-Wide Strategic Solutions (GSS), NITAAC delivers quality IT equipment at competitive rates. In fact, federal agencies who use NITAAC realize dramatic savings when purchasing commercial-off-the-shelf (COTS) IT products. Using NITAAC allows federal agencies to reduce the administrative cost of establishing their own IT contracts and leverage the buying power of civilian agencies for laptops and desktops. The more federal agencies…
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  • NITAAC Caps Fee on CIO-SP3 and CIO-SP3 Small Business
    Effective January 5, 2016, NITAAC has instituted a fee cap of $150,000 for any task order base or optional period (not to exceed 12 months) with funding in excess of $23 million under CIO-SP3, and $27 million under CIO-SP3 Small Business. The NCAF reimburses NIH for the cost of operating and administering the NITAAC Program as it provides for streamlined ordering procedures, efficient acquisition…, GWAC, NCAF, FEE CAP, APPLICABILITY, CIO-SP3 .65% $150K > $23M CIO-SP3 Small Business .55% $150K > $27M  
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  • NITAAC NIH awards new government-wide IT contract
    The NIH Information Technology Acquisition and Assessment Center (NITAAC) announced the award of its newest government-wide acquisition contract (GWAC) for information technology: Chief Information Officers – Commodities and Solutions (CIO-CS) . This new contract covers 10 years with potential funds totaling $20 billion to provide the entire federal government with IT solutions. This GWAC offers…
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