CONTRACT VEHICLES
GSA OASIS+
Overview
One Acquisition Solution for Integrated Services Plus (OASIS+) is a governmentwide, multiple-award contract vehicle designed to streamline procurement needs for service-based solutions. Available to agencies with a Delegation of Procurement Authority (DPA), OASIS+ offers a suite of Indefinite Delivery, Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contracts featuring a five-year base period with a five-year option, allowing for a total ordering period of up to ten years. OASIS+ contracts may be used by all federal agencies, including the Department of Defense (DOD) and Federally Funded Research and Development Centers (FFRDC).
Contract Details
Domain: Intelligence Services
NAICS Codes
541330 | 541330* | 541330** | 541330*** | 541611 |
541614 | 541618 | 541690 | 541715 | 541715* |
541715** | 541715*** | 541720 | 541990 | 561499 |
561611 |
* – Exception 1
** – Exception 2
*** – Exception 3
CAGE Code: 913S5
Contract Number: 47QRCA25DS653
UEI Number: G2CHH73KX5G2
Period of Performance: Base period of five (5) years with one (1) option period of five (5) years
OASIS+ Features and Benefits
Flexible Domain-Based Structure
Global Access to Commercial
and Non-Commercial Non-IT Services
No Contract Ceiling
or Order Maximum
Industrial Base of Highly
Qualified Contractors
Ten-Year Ordering Period
(Five-Year Base and Five-Year Option)
Open On-Ramp
Following Initial Awards
Best In Class (BIC) Tier 3 Spend Under Management (SUM) Credit
Ancillary Labor and
Other Direct Costs (ODCs)
All Contract Types,
including Hybrid Contracts
Ordering Information
Obtaining a Delegation of Procurement Authority (DPA) is the first requirement that a Contracting Officer (CO) must meet to solicit, evaluate, award, and modify task orders under OASIS+. A CO must obtain a DPA from an OASIS+ CO to become a “delegated” OCO. The task order OCO is the sole and exclusive government official with authority to solicit, evaluate, award, administer, and/or modify a task order under the master contract. A DPA is not required to conduct market research into the OASIS+ program or use eBuy to conduct market research.
DPA training is encouraged for any government staff (i.e., Program Manager, Contract Specialist) interested in and/or administering an OASIS+ requirement. The training is required for staff to post a solicitation in eBuy; however, only a warranted CO may obtain the DPA. The dates of upcoming DPA training sessions are available on the OASIS+ website. To obtain an OASIS+ DPA, a CO must:
1
Serve as a warranted Contracting Officer as defined in FAR 2.101
2
Attend OASIS+ DPA Training
3
Formally apply for the DPA via the OASIS+ website
Who We Are
Since September of 2022, Seventh Emergence Solutions has specialized in delivering IT professional services to the U.S. Federal Government, particularly in the defense sector. Seventh Emergence Solutions possesses robust capabilities, including software development, systems and network support, enterprise content management, cybersecurity, and program/project management.
Seventh Emergence Solutions secured their first prime contracts providing comprehensive IT support services to critical DoD components. The company’s early contract with the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Armed Forces established its foundation in secure enterprise IT operations. This was followed by key engagements with DISA, where Seventh Emergence Solutions implemented Microsoft Power Platform solutions and supported enterprise SharePoint architecture across NIPRNet and SIPRNet environments. These efforts expanded their capabilities in cloud migration, custom development, and digital workflow optimization. Our company’s role at William Beaumont Army Medical Center further strengthened its Tier II technical support services and infrastructure management, while its current work with the Army National Guard Bureau demonstrates scalable delivery of integrated data services and process automation.
Through each engagement, Seventh Emergence Solutions has developed and matured its technical staff, adopted Agile and ITIL-based service delivery models, and maintained a strong focus on cybersecurity compliance and operational readiness.
