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--US Army Corps of Engineers Announces Resolution of Information Management/ Information Technology National A-76 Competition

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USA-SNOTE-070417-003Federal

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The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has finalized its decision in the Information Management/Information Technology A-76 competition, selecting the Most Efficient Organization (MEO) to manage IM/IT operations. This decision, confirmed after addressing protests, is expected to generate savings of up to $1 billion over five years. The MEO, known as Army Corps of Engineers Information Technology (ACE-IT), is set to sign a Letter of Obligation on April 19, 2007, with immediate implementation to follow. ACE-IT will operate from its headquarters in Vicksburg, Mississippi, with 55 local offices at Corps sites nationwide. The organization will have a one-year phase-in period, followed by a one-year base period and four one-year options. To augment its capabilities, ACE-IT has partnered with Lockheed Martin, which contributed to contract development and will provide contract support. The competition, initiated in June 2004, encompassed work performed by approximately 1,300 Department of Defense civilian employees and over 500 contractors across multiple Corps locations. Scope of services includes automation and systems support, communications and information assurance, records management, printing and publication, visual information services, and overall IM/IT administration and management. The contract, designated under NAICS code 541513 and overseen by the Department of Defense’s W2SD Endist Baltimore office, represents a significant restructuring aimed at delivering efficient and cost-effective IT services across the Army Corps of Engineers. For subcontracting opportunities, interested parties may contact the designated representative.

General Info

U.S. Army Corps selects ACE-IT MEO for IT services, saving $1 billion, partnering with Lockheed Martin.

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Department Of Defense → W2SD Endist Baltimore

NAICS

541513 - Computer Facilities Management Services

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PostedApr 17

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Organization & Contact Information

AgencyDepartment Of Defense → W2SD Endist Baltimore

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OfficeBALTIMORE, MD, 21201-2526, USA

Organization / AgencyDepartment Of Defense → W2SD Endist Baltimore

Office AddressBALTIMORE, MD, 21201-2526, USA

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Full Description

Reference Special Notice published on 21 June 2006, USA-SNOTE-060621-0005: April 17, 2007The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has announced the final performance decision is in favor of the Most Efficient Organization for the Information Management/Inf ormation Technology A-76 competition. The new IM/IT operation is expected to save up to $1 billion over the next five years. The competition was initially completed in March 2006, and the Governments Most Efficient Organization (MEO) was selected based on lowest price, technically acceptable. After subsequent protests, the final performance decision is the selection of the MEO. The Corps will sign a Letter of Obligation with the MEO on April 19, 2007 and implementation of the new organization will begin i mmediately following. The MEO organization, Army Corps of Engineers Information Technology (ACE-IT), will have a one-year phase in period, a one year base period, and four one-year option periods. To deliver the full range of IM/IT services, ACE-IT has p artnered with Lockheed-Martin to provide contract support. Lockheed-Martin worked closely with the team that developed the Governments tender under the competition to address contracting needs. The ACE-IT organization will be headquartered in Vicksburg, Miss., with 55 local offices at Corps offices throughout the U.S. For subcontracting possibilities, please contact Mr. Bill Colmer at contact@example.gov. The competition began in June 2004, and involved work performed by approximately 1300 DOD c ivilian employees and more than 500 contractors at Corps locations throughout the United States. The competition included the following services: (1) automation services and systems support, (2) communications services and systems support, (3) information assurance service and support, (4) record management services and support, (5) printing and publication services, (6) visual information services, and (7) IM/IT Administration and Management.