SDB 8(a)
NexOne is certified as a Small Disadvantage Business within the
Salt Lake City, Utah Small Business Administration’s 8(a) program. As such, potential
customers are able to contractually sole source government work under a 3 million
dollar threshold.
HUBzone
The HUBzone Empowerment Contracting program provides
federal contracting opportunities for qualified small businesses located in distressed
areas. Fostering the growth of these federal contractors as viable businesses, for
the long term, helps to empower communities, create jobs, and attract private investment.
Design Engineering Support Program (DESP II)
DESP II provides design and engineering support services
to all AFMC, DoD and other government agency systems, components and support equipment.
This includes systems integration, modifications, maintenance, repair and operations/
processes support. DESP II has an expanded
scope of work in types of systems supported and tasks performed. Serivces: Software
Development, Network Support, DBA, and Digitization.
Flexible Acquisition Sustainment Tool (FAST II)
The scope and nature of the FAST II program is to
provide for the acquisition of sustainment support of Air Force managed Weapon Systems,
Subsystems and Support Systems utilizing D/TOs under Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite
Quantity (ID/IQ) Contracts awarded to prime contractor teams. These contractor teams
may provide technical and professional services, modifications, spares for modifications
and critical, limited and contingency spares and repairs. The Air Force mission
needs supported by the FAST II contract(s) include all business product lines assigned
for management to Air Force Materiel Command (AFMC).
Encore II
The objective of this contract is to provide global
net-centric capabilities, attributes or services under multiple award, ID/IQ task
order type contracts that support the military services, the DoD and other federal
agencies. DISA actively facilitates the migration of information systems and common,
standard data into an integrated and interoperable GIG that supports the Department's
Joint Vision 2020 (JV2020) concept. DoD is transitioning from a collection of stovepipe
systems and architectures to an integrated and interoperable environment.
Schedule 70, Information Technology Services
GSA Schedule 70 provides federal agencies with Information
Technology (IT) and Telecommunications hardware, software, and professional services.
Contract periods are five years, plus three separate five year option periods. Contractors
are able to add or delete products and services as their commercial line evolves,
ensuring customers access to the latest technology. GSA Schedule 70 supports federal
customers on a worldwide basis. Since there is no maximum order limitation, customers
can use GSA Schedule 70 to support large-scale multi-million dollar development
systems.
SeaPort-e
SeaPort-e portal provides a standardized means of issuing competitive
solicitations amongst a large diverse community of approved contractors, as
well as a platform for awarding managing performance-based task orders. This
unified approach allows SeaPort-e service procurement teams to leverage their best
work products, practices, approaches across the Navy's critical service business
sector.