July 09, 2014
Booz Allen Hamilton announced today that the General Services Administration (GSA) has named the firm an awardee of the much-anticipated and highly sought after One Acquisition Solution for Integrated Services (OASIS) professional services contract. The award is an indefinite quantity and indefinite delivery (IDIQ) contract vehicle for integrated, complex professional services and Booz Allen is an awardee for all seven OASIS functional areas.
“Booz Allen continues to innovate and find solutions for US warfighters, commercial clients, government agencies and civil organizations,” said Karen Dahut, executive vice president and head of Booz Allen’s Strategic Innovation Group. “The OASIS contract represents the opportunity to move forward in the firm’s goal of innovation and the ability to work across multiple markets to create and deliver unique solutions to help our clients successfully meet their mission goals.”
OASIS was introduced at the 2012 GSA EXPO and is designed to address challenges facing GSA and other federal agencies. The contract has potential to become one of Booz Allen’s most widely used professional services contracts and will be available to all clients. As a GSA professional services IDIQ, there is no ceiling, and the contract represents the non-IT companion to the GSA Alliant Government-wide Acquisition Contract.
Benefits for Booz Allen clients following this contract win include:
- Ability to acquire turnkey solutions for multiple professional services, including logistics, finance and engineering combined with equipment purchases under a single task order
- A 10-year ordering period with a 15-year period of performance
- Authorized delegation of authority to local contracting officers so that any client contracting office can use OASIS to issue task orders
OASIS represents a major win for Booz Allen, and illustrates the growth opportunities enabled by Booz Allen’s 1,800-person Strategic Innovation Group – an investment established in 2013 that has produced strong results in its first year. New ideas have led to a suite of products, key partnerships and advancements in the fields of data science, cyber security and rapid prototyping.
