GSA logo. GSA issued the apparent rolling awardees for the OASIS Plus contract's Unrestricted and five small business tracks.

GSA Unveils Apparent OASIS+ Rolling Awardees Under Unrestricted, 5 Small Business Tracks

The General Services Administration has released the lists of apparent awardees under the rolling awards process for the Unrestricted, Total Small Business and four socioeconomic small business set-aside tracks of the One Acquisition Solution for Integrated Services Plus, or OASIS+, contract program.

In separate notices published Monday on SAM.gov, GSA said it will send formal awards and notices to proceed by Oct. 17 to OASIS+ Unrestricted; Total Small Business; 8(a) small business; women-owned small business or WOSB; Historically Underutilized Business Zone, or HUBZone, small business; and service-disabled veteran-owned small business, or SDVOSB, rolling awardees.

OASIS+ Unrestricted

The GSA Office of Professional Services and Human Capital Categories selected a total of 12 companies under the Unrestricted track: Advanced Engineering Solutions and Services; Capital Brand Group; eTelligent Group; GuidePoint Security Government Solutions; Highlight Technologies; KLD Associates; MID OASIS; National Opinion Research Center; Netsync Network Solutions; Ocean Infinity America Herren Alliance; Page Southerland Page; and Woolpert.

According to the notice, 10 Unrestricted rolling awardees are eligible to participate in the technical and engineering services domain; six in the management and advisory services category; two in facilities services; and one in research and development services.

OASIS+ Total Small Business Set-Aside

GSA named 52 apparent awardees for the Total SB set-aside track of the OASIS+ vehicle. The agency said it plans to issue five unsuccessful offeror notices for this track only.

According to the notice, 42 small businesses are authorized to participate in the management and advisory services category; 29 in the technical and engineering services domain; five in logistics; five in facilities; four in intelligence services; two in environmental; and one in R&D services.

OASIS+ 8(a) Small Business Set-Aside

The agency picked a total of 24 businesses for the contract program’s 8(a) small business set-aside track.

GSA said 16 apparent awardees are authorized to participate in the technical and engineering domain; 15 in management and advisory services category; three in facilities; two in logistics; one in R&D; and one in intelligence services. 

OASIS+ SDVOSB, WOSB & HUBZone Small Business Set-Asides

Under the three socioeconomic small business set-aside tracks, contracts are expected to be awarded to 13 SDVOSBs, 12 WOSBs and five HUBZone small businesses.

The agency said eight SDVOSB, nine WOSB and two HUBZone small business awardees are eligible to participate in the management and advisory services domain; nine SDVOSBs, five WOSBs and three HUBZone firms in the technical and engineering services category.

For intelligence and facilities services domains, GSA authorized one in each of the three socioeconomic tracks to participate.

Two WOSBs, two SDVOSBs and one HUBZone firm are eligible to participate in the logistics category. 

The agency authorized one WOSB and one SDVOSB for the environmental services domain.

Previous OASIS+ Unrestricted, Small Business Rolling Awards

On Sept. 9, GSA released the lists of apparent awardees under the OASIS+ rolling awards for the Unrestricted, Total SB, WOSB, HUBZone and SDVOSB tracks.

The agency announced the 53 rolling awardees for the contract program’s 8(a) small business track on Sept. 17.

What Is the OASIS+ Contract Program?

OASIS+ is a suite of six multiple-award, indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contracts with a five-year base period and a five-year option term.

The contract program is designed to help federal agencies meet their procurement requirements for services-based solutions. It covers eight domains: management and advisory; technical and engineering; intelligence services; R&D; logistics; environmental; facilities; and enterprise solutions.

The program seeks to meet agencies’ non-IT service requirements, promote competition among service contractors and eliminate barriers to entry to maximize small business participation.

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