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GSA Issues RFI for Governmentwide IT Transparency Professional Support Services Program

The General Services Administration has sought information on vendors that are capable to provide professional services in support of governmentwide program management offices, councils and other governmentwide initiatives as part of efforts to improve information technology spending transparency.

GSA is seeking program and program administration support, IT subject matter expert support and strategic planning assistance under the Governmentwide IT Transparency Professional Support Services program, according to a request for information posted Thursday.

The GITPSS program also includes communications and outreach support; research, analysis and report writing; data analytics; website content management; advanced knowledge on technology business management; and expertise in advising the government on emerging technologies.

GSA will accept industry questions on the RFI through Aug. 19 and provide a consolidated response to all questions by Aug. 26.

Responses to the RFI are due Aug. 31.

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