TechFlow of San Diego, CA announced on January 2 it has been awarded a position on the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Architecture, Development, and Platform Technical Services (ADaPTS) Blanket Purchase Agreement (BPA) No. 70RTAC19A00000012. This is a multiple award contract vehicle for ADaPTS in support of the DHS Office of the Chief Information Officer (OCIO). TechFlow was selected as one of four awardees for the ADaPTs BPA where the total value of the BPAs across the four awardees totals $265M. TechFlow’s BPA was awarded under TechFlow’s current GSA IT Schedule 70 (Contract Number 47QTCA19D0048) for Special Item Number (SIN) 132-51 for Information Technology Professional Services.
The objective of this BPA is to
obtain highly specialized technical contractor support services to assist the
OCIO in accomplishing its vision of customer-centric service delivery.
The scope of this effort includes the contractor support services necessary to
provide a full range of information technology (IT) and program support services
resulting in secure utility computing service delivery featuring innovation and
re-use.
“We are excited to work with the DHS
OCIO on its effort to modernize services,” said Robert Baum, TechFlow CEO. “For
us, working with a leadership team that is laser focused on bringing new
technologies into their business to help them be more effective at servicing
our nation is a perfect fit. As a growing mid-sized firm, TechFlow can support
and expedite the large enterprise Mode 1 to Mode 2 IT journey without losing the
focus on real innovation and true agile delivery practices at execution.
We are very appreciative that the OCIO has placed their trust in us to provide
assistance on these critical initiatives.”
“By focusing on the delivery of digital transformational services in a multi-cloud environment and pushing Mode 2 principles, DHS leadership has created an environment for success,” said Mike Harp, TechFlow CTO.
Source: TechFlow
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