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R -- COMMAND AND CONTROL INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY SERVICES TO VARIOUS ESC ACQUISITION PROGRAMS UNDER THE INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY SERVICES PROGRAM (ITSP)

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The ITSP contract is a centrally managed program by ESC that provides Advisory and Assistance Services (A&AS) specifically for Support Engineering and Technical Assistance (SETA) in systems acquisition for various ESC Program Offices. The contract operates through individual task orders, each competitively awarded among a minimum of three BPA holders, with selections based on best value evaluation tailored to specific requirements. As of the reported period, 250 task orders valued at $478 million have been awarded. The current ITSP ordering period concludes on September 30, 2002, with ITSP II set to replace it beginning January 2002 to handle future task order competitions. To ensure a smooth transition and stagger the workload between BPA holders and the government, certain task orders completing by March 30, 2002, will receive sole-source extensions of two to six months. An Acquisition Ombudsman has been designated to address concerns from offerors or potential offerors that cannot be resolved through the program manager or contracting officer. This Ombudsman, Colonel Joseph P. Maryeski, ensures an impartial channel for raising issues while maintaining confidentiality if requested but does not participate in proposal evaluations or source selection. The contract, titled "COMMAND AND CONTROL INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY SERVICES TO VARIOUS ESC ACQUISITION PROGRAMS UNDER THE INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY SERVICES PROGRAM (ITSP)," reflects a structured approach to delivering technical acquisition support with an emphasis on competitive and fair procurement processes within the ESC framework.

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ITSP contract provides competitive A&AS for ESC acquisitions, awarding 250 task orders totaling $478 million.

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541513 - Computer Facilities Management Services

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PostedJan 25

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Full Description

ITSP is ESC's centrally managed Advisory and Assistance Services (A&AS) Support Engineering and Technical Assistance (SETA) contracting program. ITSP acquires non-personal acquisition support services required to provide systems acquisition support to ESC Program Offices. Individual task orders were competed among a minimum of three (3) BPA holders. Competitive awards were made based on requirement-unique, best value evaluation criteria. To date, 250 orders valued at $478M have been awarded. The ITSP ordering period will end on 30 September 2002. The follow-on program, ITSP II, will be in place for task order competitions beginning January 2002. In order to provide adequate time to conduct effective competitions under ITSP II for new task orders, and to stagger the workload for both the BPA holders and the Government for the new awards, approximately 23 current task orders that are scheduled to be completed on or prior to 30 March 2002 will be extended sole source for periods between two and six months. See note 22. An Acquisition Ombudsman, Colonel Joseph P. Maryeski, Director, Commander's Staff, has been appointed to hear concerns from offerors or potential offerors during proposal development. You should only contact the Ombudsman with issues or problems you cannot satisfactorily resolve with the program manager and/or contracting officer. The Ombudsman role is to hear concerns, issues, and recommendations and communicate these to the appropriate government personnel. The Ombudsman will maintain strict confidentiality if desired. The Ombudsman does not evaluate proposals or participate in source selection. You can contact the Ombudsman at +1 (555) 000-0000.