Join OST Global Solutions for an in-depth webinar focusing on the Chief Information Officer – Commodities and Solutions (CIO-CS) contract, now known as The Store. Managed by the NIH Information Technology Acquisition and Assessment Center (NITAAC), The Store is a 10-year Multiple Award Indefinite Delivery/ Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) with a $20 billion ceiling. Industry experts expect The Store to rival NASA SEWP VI in its scope, making it a “market-defining contract for commercial solutions provider,” according to BGOV.
With opportunities for small and large businesses alike, now is the time to strategize your approach to this best-in-class (BIC) contract.
Key Topics Covered:
- Overview of the prior CIO-CS contract and what to expect in The Store recompete
- The latest NITAAC updates and anticipated changes to the new solicitation
- Teaming Strategies
- How to develop a winning capture plan and proposal for The Store
Webinar Details:
- Topic: NITAAC’s The Store: Creating a Winning Strategy
- Date and Time: Wednesday, October 30th at 12PM EST
- Registration Link: Register Now!
Why Attend?
The Store contract is designed to meet federal agencies’ growing needs for IT commodities and solutions, including hardware, software, cybersecurity, cloud services, and health IT. Don’t miss the opportunity to prepare for this multi-billion-dollar contract. Our webinar will arm you with the knowledge and strategies you need to submit a successful proposal.
Meet the Speaker:
David Huff, CEO of OST Global Solutions
- Over 19 years of Government business development and military experience.
- Developed 300+ multimillion and multibillion-dollar Government and commercial proposals.
- Leads large, strategic capture and proposal efforts for OST’s clients.
- Holds a bachelor’s degree in business administration from George Washington University.
Top Federal Spending Agencies (FY 2020 to 2024):
- HHS – Department of Health and Human Services: $284.9M to $402.7M
- DOC – Department of Commerce: $1.5M to $173.3M
- TREAS – Department of the Treasury: $2.2M to $47.5M
- VA – Department of Veterans Affairs: $20.4M to $31.5M
Key NAICS Codes:
- 541519 – Other Computer Related Services: $163.4M to $534.2M
- 334111 – Electronic Computer Manufacturing: $29.3M to $78.5M
Top Product Service Codes (PSCs):
- 7050 – Information Technology Components: $6.9M to $179.2M
- 7A21 – IT and Telecom Business Application Software: $0 to $62.6M
- 7E20 – IT and Telecom End User Help Desk: $0 to $19.9M
How OST Can Support Your Store Bid
OST Global Solutions has a long history of helping businesses navigate complex federal contracts like The Store. Our team offers comprehensive support, including:
- Opportunity Qualification: Developing your gap analysis and building a winning strategy.
- Teaming Solutions: Connecting you with the right partners to enhance your proposal.
- Proposal Management: Leading your proposal effort.
- Proposal Writing: Crafting tailored proposals that meet RFP requirements.
Start preparing your bid now. Let OST help you secure your place on this highly competitive contract.
Contact us to discuss your training, so we can help you develop a winning proposal team.
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