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OASIS Survey - Follow-Up 

 

New Survey on

 One Acquisition Solution for Integrated Services (OASIS)

Full and OPen (F&O) and Small Business (SB)

 GSA is in the process of establishing the OASIS and OASIS SB multiple award IDIQ contracts that will be available for use by all government agencies, DoD, and the Intelligence Community.  OASIS and OASIS SB are intended to provide Government agencies with contractual solutions to complex professional services-based requirements on a global basis. GSA has requested assistance from the American Council for Technology (ACT) - Industry Advisory Council (IAC) to gain additional feedback regarding these two contracts.

About OASIS:  The scope of OASIS and OASIS SB includes any and all components required to formulate a total solution to a professional services-based requirement.  These two contracts will be available to DoD, Federal agencies, and the Intelligence Community with broad scopes, unlimited pricing options, and task order flexibility regarding type, size, and complexity.  For task orders placed under the OASIS contracts, professional services may be broadly defined as those services provided under one or more of the following five Core Disciplines: Program Management Services; Management Consulting Services; Logistics Services; Professional Engineering Services; and Financial Management Services; and possibly others.   IT could play a supporting role to all of these areas. The use of OASIS and OASIS SB will provide the following benefits to agencies with complex requirements: 

       · Allow any and all FAR contract types to be utilized including CPFF and reimbursable options

       · Provide ability to combine multiple core discipline areas and a total solution using one contract vehicle

       · Provide agencies cost effective ability to achieve competition from vendors deemed viable across multiple core discipline areas

       · Enhanced training; acquisition planning and assistance with preparation of solicitation documents; web based and phone access to experts; and other expanded GSA services to its customers.

       · Provide One-stop shopping for complex or unique procurements historically requiring multiple schedules and pricing solutions.

       · Provide agencies ability to utilize socio-economic firms on larger, complex requirements

Who should complete:  The ACT-IAC Fellows Task Force on OASIS has developed a follow-on to the original survey conducted in Ferbuary, and is seeking information from bidders intending to pursue the Small Business and the Full and Open contracts. Only one survey per company is required. 

Time to complete survey:  Less than 5 minutes

Survey timeframe: Please complete this survey now if at all possible or before by May 10th. All individual entries are confidential, and aggregate data will be available freely to the community.   Consolidation of the results will occur in May with the results published on the ACT IAC website and distributed to interested parties by the end of May. Results of the earlier survey are posted in the ACT-IAC Knowledege Bank HERE.

Why We Need Your Input:  GSA is adjusting elements of the OASIS specifications to incorporate industry and customer comments, and is seeking more complete information on requirements and scoring impacts.

Survey Areas Include:  GSA is requesting feedback for both full and open bidders and participating small businesses. The survey addresses certain mandatory requirments and also issues with proposal scoring.

Contact Information: The survey request, but does not require, your email address. Thi is for verification purposes only and will not be reatined after the analysis phase.

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To take the OASIS  Full ad Open survey, CLICK HERE.

To take the OASIS SMall Business survey, CLICK HERE.

For more information on the GSA program, CLICK HERE.

 

Please feel free to reach out to our co-chairs with any additional questions.

Oliver.Voss@NNSA.Doe.Gov

Abryant@beaconassociates.com

 Jim.ghiloni@gsa.gov

 

Respectfully,

Jim Ghiloni
Director of OASIS Executive Program Office
GSA/FAS/AAS
 
Oliver Voss, Co-Chair
ACT-IAC Fellows OASIS Working Group
Department of Energy: NNSA
Supervisory Contracting Office
 
Ann Marie Bryant, Co-Chair
ACT-IAC Fellows OASIS Working Group
Beacon Associates, Inc, COO
Office: 410.638.7279
Cell: 443-417-4138 

 

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