GSA issues Alliant IT services solicitations

  • Oct 06, 2006
The General Services Administration issued requests for proposals late last month for its 10-year, $65 billion Alliant procurement program designed to let federal agencies buy a wide range of IT services.

Industry has until Nov. 17 to submit proposals for the $50 billion Alliant full and open governmentwide acquisition vehicle and the $15 billion Alliant small-business set-aside contract. GSA plans to issue contracts to 25 to 30 companies in 2007 for the full-and-open contract, and 40 to 60 contracts for the small-business contract.

Alliant replaces the expiring Millennia and Applications and Support for Widely Diverse End-User Requirements contracts for federal IT services.

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