T4NG Award Strengthens VA’s IT Infrastructure and Programs
WASHINGTON –The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) today announced the awarding of 21 contracts worth up to $22.3 billion for information technology infrastructure improvements, cyber security and operations and network management.
The awards are part of VA’s Transformation Twenty-One Total Technology Next Generation acquisition program, also known as T4NG. Specifically, T4NG will deliver contractor-provided information technology service solutions, including technical support; program management; strategy planning; systems/software engineering; enterprise network engineering; cyber security; among other IT- and health-related IT requirements. The T4NG contract awards support the Department’s MyVA transformation effort, improving the way VA serves Veterans.
“This T4NG award is one of the many ways the Department is supportingthe MyVA breakthrough initiatives by directly providing the technology that our Veterans need to support the services they receive from VA,” said Secretary Robert McDonald. “The T4NG will help meet and strengthen VA’s long-term technology needs.”
10 awards were made to Service-Disabled Veteran Owned Small Businesses (SDVOSBs), 2 awards were made to small businesses and 9 awards were made to large businesses. Contracts were awarded to the following firms:
- AbleVets, LLC, Centreville, VA – SDVOSB
- Accenture Federal Services, Arlington, VA – Large Business
- B3 Group, Inc., Fairfax, VA – SDVOSB
- Booz Allen Hamilton, Inc., Red Bank, NJ – Large Business
- Business Information Technology Solutions, Inc., Falls Church, VA – SDVOSB
- By Light Professional IT Services, Inc., Arlington, VA – Large Business
- CACI-ISS, Inc., Chantilly, VA – Large Business
- Ellumen, Inc., Arlington VA – Small Business
- Favor TechConsulting, LLC, Richmond, VA – SDVOSB
- Halfaker & Associates, LLC, Arlington, VA – SDVOSB
- HMS Technologies, LLC, Martinsburg, WV – SDVOSB
- Information Innovators, Inc., Springfield, VA – Large Business
- Intelligent Waves, LLC, Reston, VA – SDVOSB
- International Business Machines, Corp., Bethesda, MD – Large Business
- Kforce Government Solutions, Inc., Fairfax, VA – Large Business
- Liberty IT Solutions, LLC, Herndon, VA – SDVOSB
- Nester Consulting LLC, dba GovernmentCIO, Columbia, MD – SDVOSB
- SRA International, Inc., Fairfax, VA – Large Business
- Systems Made Simple (SMS), Syracuse, NY – Large Business
- The Informatics Applications Group, Inc., Reston, VA – Small Business
- TISTA Science and Technology Corp., Rockville, MD – SDVOSB
T4NG is a Multi-Agency (MAC) Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) Multiple Award Task Order (MATO) contract with a base ordering period of 5 years and one 5-year option period, with a program ceiling of $22.3 billion. The contract is being managed by VA’s Technology Acquisition Center in Eatontown, New Jersey.
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