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Govplace Continues USCIS Cloud Infrastructure Support Under $566M BPA

Govplace will help the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services gain access on-demand access to commercial cloud hosting services through a potential four-year, 566 million-dollar blanket purchase agreement.

The BPA has a one-year base period, plus three option years, and integrates cloud offerings intended to support agency information technology assets, Govplace said Tuesday.

Simone Feldman, CEO at Govplace, said the company’s cloud strategy for the public sector aligns with the agency’s approach to IT modernization.

The Bethesda, Maryland-based IT contractor has supported USCIS cloud initiatives since 2019 under a $109 million BPA.

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