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USDA Farm Production and Conservation IT Acquisition Status

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The USDA Farm Production and Conservation (FPAC) information technology procurements update outlines the status and strategic direction for IT acquisitions planned for fiscal year 2020. This communication serves as a substitute for detailed discussions with FPAC stakeholders, aiming to provide clear and consolidated information amid high inquiry volumes. It emphasizes the collaboration between FPAC IT portfolio management and the USDA Procurement Operations Division, while acknowledging the involvement of other procurement entities that may have varying perspectives. The document is intended to be periodically refreshed to keep interested parties informed on procurement developments. Interested vendors and firms are encouraged to share their contact details, applicable government-wide contracting vehicles, and specific areas of interest for logging purposes and inclusion in future updates. The contract reference number is USDA_FPAC_Acq_Status_12_18_19, with key contact provided as Jason Kattman via email. The initiative does not specify a particular set aside or NAICS code, and details regarding place of performance remain undefined. Overall, the contract communication aims to streamline engagement with the USDA around FPAC IT procurements, facilitating proactive information sharing and vendor outreach.

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USDA FPAC updates fiscal year 2020 IT procurements; vendor outreach and collaboration emphasized.

NAICS

541512 - Computer Systems Design Services

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Set-Aside

NONE

Documents

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FPAC IT Acquisition Status Information December 2019

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AgencyDepartment Of Agriculture
Contacts1 person available
OfficeUSA
Organization / AgencyDepartment Of Agriculture
Office AddressUSA
Contacts
Jason Kattman

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Thank you for your interest in USDA Farm Production and Conservation (FPAC) information technology (IT) procurements. Please see the attached "FPAC FY20 Information Technology Procurement Path Forward - December 16, 2019" document. Please accept this information in lieu of more in-depth conversations with FPAC stakeholders at this time. It relates all the information we would discuss in better and accurate detail. We are fielding many calls, in the interest of our time and yours we believe it is best to provide this versus a 30 minute or more call. This document provides a status and broad future vision of upcoming fiscal year (FY) 2020 FPAC procurements. This is for informational purposes only, providing our current thoughts and next steps from a FPAC IT portfolio management and USDA Procurement Operations Division (POD) view. As you will read, other procurement organizations support FPAC IT in addition to our group; they may have slightly different perspectives. We hope to periodically update this document and provide updates to you proactively. Please respond to FPAC.ITProcurements@usda.gov with your best contact information, the government wide contracting vehicles (Schedules, GWACs, etc.) and your firm's areas of interest so we can log your communication and send out updates to you directly as appropriate.

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