ISSi goes above and beyond to seek and compete for a variety of contract vehicles to give our government clients multiple avenues to quickly and effectively ramp-up a project. For example, such contract vehicles as GWACS and Agency wide Contract can simplify the acquisition process with pre-negotiated Terms & Conditions and negotiated rates to optimize Task Order start-up time. We are proud to offer you the following contract vehicles as we actively pursue others.
(See BPA-Summary) - GSA Schedule 70 based, Task Order driven, Justice-wide BPA for IT services: Web Maintenance, Content Management, 508 Compliance, Information Assurance, imaging, product evaluation, software development and integration; MS-SQL Server, Oracle, Java, Interwoven/iManage support, Documentum, CenterStage and Network and Server administration.
ISSi Task Orders to provide IT support services to multiple Divisions of the Department of Justice that have included: Antitrust Division (ATR); Bureau of Immigration Affairs (BIA); Civil Division (CIV); Criminal Division (CRM); Executive Office for Immigration Review (EOIR); Executive Office for U.S. Attorneys (EOUSA - via separate BPA for AZ); OARM (for Summer Intern Program); Office of Inspector General (OIG); Justice Management Division (JMD: PSS)
Subcontractor under those Primes indicated:
To provide web enablement,
application maintenance, 508 compliance, ST&E for information assurance,
document archive and retrieval as needed, plus related Reports, litigation
support services, and Field Office CPA Auditing services as needed for the
Office of the General Counsel and the respective Field Office based sub-offices.
ISSi has provided services to DOE since September 1995; as a Prime for six years
and a Sub to three (3) follow-on Primes (EDS, RS Info Sys, and currently EES,
LLC).
Most recent Task Order has been to
assist in the identification of the Case Management market space with the idea
of defining the client requirements and seeking those publishers able to meet
them. Of the nearly 200 publishers
who stated to have products able to meet the clients’ needs, that list was
reduced to a dozen or so willing to demonstrate their products. We await DOE’s decision.