Joseph Fusari is a government contact at Ibc Acq Svcs Directorate (00004). Joseph is associated with 34 contracts. Ibc Acq Svcs Directorate (00004) has $8,961,820,412 in total awards. Activity spans Other Computer Related Services, Administration of Housing Programs, and Software Publishers.
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The Department of the Interior, through the Interior Business Center’s Acquisition Services Directorate, is seeking qualified small business offerors to establish an enterprise-wide indefinite-delivery, indefinite-quantity (IDIQ) contract for Cisco-based IT services under NAICS code 541519. The solicitation supports the Department’s network, security, software licensing, SmartNet, hardware, installation, lifecycle management, and reporting needs across its bureaus and offices through two functional areas: FA1 for Software Licensing and Support Services, and FA2 for Cisco Hardware and Installation Services. FA1 is anticipated to result in a single best-value award, while FA2 may yield up to nine awards, including two specifically reserved for Indian Small Business Economic Enterprises. The contract has a base period of five years commencing September 30, 2026, with a single five-year option period extendable by the Government through September 29, 2036. Estimated funding for FA1 alone totals $149 million over the full ten-year period, with firm-fixed-price task orders to be issued against the IDIQ vehicle. Proposals must be submitted by July 31, 2026, electronically via Box in zipped files following strict naming conventions, and include three volumes for each functional area proposed, along with separately submitted Day-One task order quotations.
Offerors must demonstrate small business status, hold a valid UEI and CAGE code, be registered in SAM, and certify compliance with the NAICS code’s size standards. For FA1, proposals must include Cisco authorization, authorized reseller status, and detailed technical approaches covering enterprise agreements, licensing, provisioning, SmartNet management, and reporting, with price being significantly less important than non-price factors. For FA2, the evaluation emphasizes technical approach, corporate depth and nationwide reach, transition and risk management, and price, again with non-price factors holding substantially greater weight. All proposals must adhere to strict formatting rules, using Microsoft Word, Excel, or searchable PDFs, with no elaborate packaging or bindings permitted. Offerors must submit pricing in Excel for both base and option periods, separately itemizing hardware, SmartNet, labor, travel, and freight. Critical requirements include NACI or higher background investigations for all personnel handling PII or accessing government systems, adherence to FEDRAMP Moderate authorization for cloud solutions, and full compliance with CUI safeguards under Executive Order 13556. Contract administration is managed by Joseph Fusari, with all invoices required to
The Interior Business Center Acquisition Services Directorate of the Department of the Interior is conducting a sources sought notice under solicitation number 140D0426R0069 to identify potential contractors for a five-year indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity (IDIQ) contract beginning in FY 2027 to collect and verify community data supporting the IBC Quarters Program. The effort requires the gathering of comprehensive rental housing comparables, medical and dental service availability, and utility cost data across 48 contiguous states, Alaska, Hawaii, Puerto Rico, the U.S. Virgin Islands, Guam, and American Samoa, with data deliverables to be submitted via the iQMIS system. While this notice is not a formal solicitation and does not include pricing or contract value, it seeks to evaluate commercial capability, small business participation, and market competition, with responses due by June 26, 2026. Contractors must submit capabilities statements in Adobe PDF format with Arial 12 font, include their Unique Entity Identifier, classify their business size, and disclose any existing government-wide acquisition contracts. All data collected becomes government property, subject to strict confidentiality rules prohibiting disclosure outside the IBC without written permission, and personally identifiable information is treated as Controlled Unclassified Information. Contractors are prohibited from entering rental units and must maintain a central office for planning, quality assurance, and data entry but are not required to operate physically at the IBC office.
The contract demands strict adherence to a detailed performance schedule across five fiscal years, with delivery deadlines for specific regions tied to each year, including optional years extending through FY 2031. Failure to meet delivery deadlines constitutes cause for default, and all deliverables must undergo a documented logical and functional quality control program before submission. The Government has 30 calendar days to accept or reject completed survey region deliverables after receipt, and contractors have only 14 calendar days to correct deficiencies if deliverables are returned. Invoicing must be submitted via the IPP Automated Payment System, and payment is guaranteed within 30 days after acceptance. The contractor may use any efficient method to gather data as long as it meets contract requirements, but must provide a Survey Summary Excel spreadsheet detailing collected versus requested samples by housing class, community, and state. Respondents must certify compliance with the Privacy Act, acknowledge no right to use or publish collected data, and accept liability for damages resulting from negligent performance. Submissions must be emailed to the designated contracting officer and contract specialist with the correct subject line,
Department Of The InteriorVA,
NAICS
925110
Administration of Housing Programs
PSC
R710
Professional, Administrative, and Management Support Services
