Contracting

We put the puzzle pieces together.

We offer a range of streamlined single-source procurement solutions through the BIT GSA IT Schedule.


By bringing high-quality performance and reliable services to the contracting marketplace, BIT support and improve our clients' mission performance and goals. Please find a list of our contract vehicles, NAICS codes, sole source contracting, and pricing below.

Contract Vehicles


GSA IT Schedule 70:


The U.S. General Services Administration (GSA) IT Schedule 70 is the largest, most widely used acquisition vehicle in the federal government.

Schedule IT 70 is an indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity (IDIQ) multiple award schedule, providing direct access to products, services and solutions from more than 5,000 certified industry partners. Award of a Schedule contract signifies that the GSA has determined that the vendor's pricing is fair and reasonable and the vendor is in compliance with all applicable laws and regulations. Purchasing from pre- approved vendors allows agencies to cut through red tape and receive goods and services faster. Contracts can be renewed three times, which means the vendor could potentially have a 20-year contract. IT Schedule 70 offers federal, state and local governments innovative solutions to their information technology needs.

We understand that the procurement process can be daunting, so we work diligently to streamline the process and maximize results. Below are IT Schedule 70's Solutions and Special Item Numbers (SINs) categorized based on government mandates, industry evolution, and buying trends that we have identified.

Schedule →

Cloud IT Services

Computer and Networking Hardware

Cyber Security

Data Center and Storage

IT Mandates and Initiatives

Satellite Services

SmartBuy: Commercial Software Solutions

Software and Applications

Sustainability

Systems Life Cycles Integration

Telecommunications, Wireless, and Mobility

Telepresence





NAICS Codes


Sole Source Contracts

Have a critical time sensitive agency need? The ability to rapidly put together a no-bid contract with BIT may be the solution for your problem. The process is simple and the steps are outlined below:

sole-source-icons_program-requirements1

Discuss SOW

Discuss your program with us so we can establish program requirements; timeframe/schedule; and costs estimates.
sole-source-icons_package2

Submit Procurement Request

Contact your Contracting Officer (KO), Agency Small Business Specialist for assistance and provide a package that includes the requirements description, estimated period of performance, applicable NAICS code, anticipated dollar value, etc.
sole-source-icons-simplified-acquisition3

Request BIT as Your Sole Source Negotiators

The KO will send an Offering Letter to the SBA requesting permission to conduct sole source negotiations with BIT. (BIT will have notified their Business Opportunity Specialist to expect the package in order to expedite the process.
The SBA confirms eligibility of BIT and authorizes the negotiations.
sole-source-icons-contract-award4

Negotiate

The KO sends RFQ or RFP to BIT, depending on whether the estimate exceeds the Simplified Acquisition Threshold. Upon receipt, KO negotiates cost and terms with BIT.
sole-source-icons_signature5

Award Contract

Upon completion of negotiations, KO prepares a contract award document and sends to BIT for signature.
Upon receipt of the executed contract from BIT, the KO signs the contract and sends it to the SBA.
sole-source-icons_offer-letter6

Start Performance

Contract performance begins.
  • BIT Consultants - SWAM Certification
  • BIT Consultants - FSB Certification
  • BIT Consultants - EBV
  • BIT Consultants - DBE