Information Management Inc.
DUNS 101408164, CCR UF7T3T, & CAGE 1WV88
8(a) SDB WOB & MBE Certified
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8(a)
STARS Government Wide Acquisition Contract
JUNE 2004: The General Services Administration, Federal Supply Services (GSA FSS), Kansas City, MO awarded Information Management Inc. a Government Wide Acquisition Contract #GS-06F-0121Z.
The new 8(a) Streamlined Technology Acquisition Resources for Services (STARS) GWAC is a small business set-aside contract for technology solutions. The contract is a multiple award, indefinite delivery, indefinite quantity contract vehicle and contains the following features:
· 3-year base with two, two-year option periods;
· Functional Areas (FA) designated by the North American Industry Classification System (NAICS): FA1 NAICS 541511 Customer Computer Programming Services
· Directed task orders up to $3 million each for federal civilian agencies are allowable pursuant to 41 U.S.C. 253(c)(5);
· Directed task orders up to $3 million each for Department of Defense activities are compliant with Section 803 of the 2002 National Defense Authorization Act;
· 8(a) credit can be transferred back to client agency via Federal Procurement Data System (FPDS)
· Program ceiling: $15 billion
· Non-protestable
· Order placement: GSA FTS Client Support Centers or Delegation of Authority from Procuring Contracting Officer
· Geographic coverage: Continental United States, some Worldwide
Benefits
· Hardware, software, and services may be procured as part of an integrated solution
· Support small business and meet procurement preference goals
· Pre-competed, easy to use contracts
· Availability and access to proven small business and 8(a) technology providers
· Short procurement lead time
· Low user fee, 0.75 percent
· Small Business GWAC Center provides information technology (IT) specialty contract administration
The 8(a) STARS contract allows the government to sole-source direct orders up to $3 million dollars. There is no contract ceiling; however, there is an overall ceiling of $215 billion dollars for the entire 8(a) program. Contracts may be issued either as a fixed price, time and material, or a labor hour contract.