GSA Awards Arc Aspicio OASIS+ Unrestricted and Small Business Contracts
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GSA Awards Arc Aspicio OASIS+ Unrestricted and Small Business Contracts

GSA Awards Arc Aspicio OASIS+ Unrestricted and Small Business Contracts

Arlington, VA, Dec. 19, 2024 – The General Services Administration (GSA) awarded the Small Business and Unrestricted One Acquisition Solution for Integrated Services Plus (OASIS+) ten-year contracts to Arc Aspicio. This best-in-class contract allows the company to support the Federal Government on large, complex projects.

OASIS+ is a government-wide, multiple-award, Indefinite Delivery, Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract vehicle that streamlines the procurement process for complex professional services for all Federal agencies.

On the Small Business and Woman-Owned Small Business Contracts Arc Aspicio now holds the Management and Advisory, Technical and Engineering, and Intelligence Services domains. On the Unrestricted Contract, the company holds the Management and Advisory and Technical and Engineering Domains.

“We are excited about OASIS+ and see it as a way to expand our ability to provide solutions to the Government on mission critical programs,” said Rob O’Keefe, Arc Aspicio’s President and OASIS+ Program Manager. “The domains line up perfectly with the work we have done in the past with the Federal Government on mission-critical programs in homeland security, emergency management, law enforcement, and intelligence.”

As a mature company with 21 years of relevant experience, Arc Aspicio has the capabilities, proven methods, and innovative techniques to provide exceptional services for Government clients through these two new contracts. The company has prior experience in government-wide IDIQ contracts, with GSA previously awarding eight contracts totaling over $33 million for Human Capital and Training Services (HCaTS).

Arc Aspicio’s Quality Management System (QMS) further facilitates quality results for clients using established processes for managing projects, reducing risk, and investing strategically in company capabilities. An independent accredited body certified the QMS in the International Standards Organization’s (ISO) 9001:2015 and recognized our investment in quality, performance measurement, and effectiveness and dedication to continuous improvement.

The GSA previously awarded Arc Aspicio the Woman-Owned Small Business contract for the same three domains in September 2024. Arc Aspicio plans to use these contracts to continue to create and deliver innovative, integrated, and trusted solutions for the Federal Government to enhance our nation’s future.

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Lynn Ann Casey
Chief Executive Officer
info@arcaspicio.com
1.703.465.2060

About Arc Aspicio

Arc Aspicio creates and delivers integrated and innovative solutions to enhance our nation’s future. As a consulting and solutions company, Arc Aspicio solves problems by applying our integrated capabilities in strategy, human-centered design, human capital, data analytics, and technology. We passionately pursue our vision to be the hub of creativity where people take action to change the world. Our employees use an innovative human-centered approach to collaborate with clients and partners to create tailored, efficient solutions for their customers and promote action to achieve mission results. Join us and our Strategy Innovation Lab (SILab), our knowledge hub with repeatable methods, processes, tools, and techniques, as we create and share ideas to inspire people and accelerate change. Follow Arc Aspicio on LinkedIn @Arc Aspicio @SILabDC and learn more about our company and culture at www.arcaspicio.com.

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