HSPD-12 contracts in the works

  • Feb 03, 2006
The General Services Administration is preparing two contracts for Homeland Security Presidential Directive-12 products and services.

GSA director of policy and identity management David Temoshok said the agency expects to release in March a blanket purchase agreement for integrators.

At the same time, GSA also is putting together a list of qualifications for agencies that want to become shared-services providers, offering HSPD-12 services to others. That is scheduled to be issued in February.

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