After a protest dismissal on October 25, 2022 and the award decision related to the Department of Homeland Security‘s Immigration and Customs Enforcement Scalable Ways to Implement Flexible Tasks (SWIFT) contract was confirmed in SAM.gov on January 19, a second protest was filed on January 31, 2023.
Update: Re-Protest of DHS ICE Scalable Ways to Initiate Flexible Tasks (SWIFT) IDIQ
LATEST AWARDS
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ITC awards $2M Microsoft Support Services task March 20, 2023
ITC awards $2M Microsoft Support Services task
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HUD awards $6M Operations and Maintenance Support Services contract March 20, 2023
HUD awards $6M Operations and Maintenance Support Services contract
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State Department Bureau of Information Resource Management recruits Director, Cloud Program Management Office March 17, 2023
State Information Resource Management has a new Director, Cloud Program Management Office
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USDA OIG awards $3M Network and Oracle Support contract March 17, 2023
ECS has been awarded a 5-year, $3M contract by the Department of Agriculture Office of Inspector Gen...
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DOL OASAM awards $2M UIDBMS Support Services contract March 17, 2023
DOL OASAM awards $2M Support Services contract
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DOT PHMSA awards 2-year, $4M Project Management and Operations & Maintenance Support contract March 16, 2023
the Department of Transportation Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration has awarded...
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EPA awards $2M Regional Records and Information Management Services Program contract March 16, 2023
8(a) small business Agile Decision Sciences has been awarded a 5-year, $2M contract by the Environme...
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DOE NNSA awards Technical Support contract March 16, 2023
DOE NNSA awards Technical Support contract
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Press Release: U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Awards CGI Federal Five-Year Contract for Financial System Modernization March 15, 2023
Fairfax, VA, March 14, 2023 – CGI Federal, the wholly-owned U.S. operating subsidiary of CGI Inc....
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CFPB awards $4M Section 508 Support Services contract March 15, 2023
CFPB awards $4M Support Services contract