Need an extra hand? Use Assisted Acquistions

If your agency needs help buying information technology (IT), our Assisted Acquisitions team can support you. NITAAC becomes your Contracting Officer guiding you through the entire acquisition process in accordance with your agency’s policies and the Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR).

Assisted Acquisitions

Deadline for intake requests is July 15, 2021. Contact us ASAP for assistance.

NITAAC acquisition professionals are IT contracting experts, adept at providing innovative acquisition solutions. Our FAC-C Digital Services Level-III warranted contracting officers will help you deliver IT products, services and solutions through one of our three Best in Class Government-Wide Acquisition Contracts (GWACs): CIO-CS, CIO-SP3 or CIO-SP3 Small Business. With Assisted Acquisitions, you'll benefit from the capabilities and expertise of our contracting officers and the efficiencies and economies of our GWACs. It's a win-win for all.

Assisted Acquisitions Flyer

Get Started by Getting in Touch

Call at 1.888.773.6542

Procurement Acquisition Lead Time (PALT)

Please note that the procurement acquisition lead time begins when we receive a complete acquisition package, and ends upon award. Typical requirements will be completed within the following lead times:

  • Competitive acquisitions – Up to 90 days
  • Sole source acquisitions – Up to 30 days

Fee Information

One fee for all acquisition types

  • 2% of total obligation
  • Cancellation Fee $65.00 per hour of time consumed

Total Effort for Assisted Acquisitions =
Obligated Amount + NCAF + Assisted Acquisitions Fee

Related Resources

Tools and Templates

Getting Started

Assisted Acquisitions Request Form

 Getting Started

Memorandum of Agreement

 Getting Started

Assisted Acquisitions Inquiry

 Getting Started

Requirements Package Checklist
view all tools & templates

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. The requesting agency will receive small business credit. The NITAAC Contracting Officer will ensure that the requesting agency's code is cited in FPDS.

The NITAAC Contracting Officer will assist the Contracting Officer's Representative (COR) in refining the scope of work.

No. The requesting agency must provide a COR.

view all questions