SAM #47QFCA21F0001

Sole Source Extension of USACE RITS Task Order for Enterprise IT Services

This opportunity concerns a five-month sole-source extension of the Revolutionary Information Technology Services (RITS) Task Order for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE), managed by GSA Assisted Acquisition Services (AAS). - The extension is valued at approximately $89.9 million and is intended to maintain continuity of enterprise IT services during a GAO bid protest and transition to a new competitive award (CASTLE-NET Task Order). - Services covered include: - Program management and oversight - Enterprise IT infrastructure and shared services (hardware, software, networks, facilities) - General IT support (database/system monitoring, installs, configuration, troubleshooting) - Cybersecurity (compliance, accreditation, reporting) - Telecommunications (voice/data connectivity, management plan) - Transformation (business process development, innovative IT solutions) - Emergency response IT services and planning - The incumbent contractor is Science Applications International Corporation (SAIC). - No specific OEMs, product part numbers, or hardware/software quantities are listed. - The extension is a sole-source action justified by the need for uninterrupted service during the protest and transition period.

Description

This Justification for an Exception to Fair Opportunity to extend Task Order 47QFCA21F0001 was issued in accordance with FAR 16.507-6(b)(3) (GSA Class Deviation RFO-2025-16). Task Order 47QFCA21F0001 provides scope to provide enterprise IT services for USACE including program management, IT infrastructure and shared services, general IT, cybersecurity services, engineering design, telecommunications services, emergency response, transformation, and surge/special projects capability and support

A fair opportunity to compete was provided under the original TOR 47QFCA20R0016 issued to all contractors under the Alliant 2 GSA GWAC. The justification for this extension to the RITS TO is based on a logical relationship to the competed TOR, as it continues the same scope of work and supports uninterrupted service until a resolution of the protest is reached and transitioned to the follow-on competitive CASTLE-NET award.. The sole source extension is limited to five-months to maintain continuity of services while allowing sufficient time for the resolution of the protest filed to GAO.

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