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Professional Engineering Services

GSA Contract #: GS - 00F - 0041P
Contract Period: July 7, 2009 – July  7, 2014
Business Size: Small Business, Service Disabled, Veteran Owned


Special Item Number (SIN) Codes

Professional Engineering Services
871-1: Strategic Planning for Technology Programs / Activities
871-2: Concept Development and Requirements Analysis
871-3: System Design, Engineering, and Integration
871-4: Test and Evaluation
871-5: Integrated Logistics Support
871-6: Acquisition and Life Cycle Management

Program Manager
Project Manager
Manager
Senior Engineer Scientist
Engineer Scientist
Junior Engineer Scientist
Senior Information Technology Specialist
Information Technology Specialist
Junior Information Technology Specialist
Senior Business Specialist
Business Specialist
Admin Support

Labor Rates: Click here for SOLUTE IT-70 GSA Labor Rates
Minimum Order: $100.00
Maximum Order: $1,000,000.00


SOLUTE Services include: Acquisition and Life Cycle Management; Program and Project Management; Analysis of Program Goals, Objective, and Performance; Process Design and Re-engineering; Assessment Support; Concept Development; Business Process Engineering, Computer Aided Design and Engineering; Computer Modeling and Simulation; Configuration and Data Management; Control System Design and Analysis; Cost Benefit Studies; Cost Estimating and Scheduling; Demonstration and Validation; Design and Specifications; Design Documents Development; Document Drawing Control; Design Reviews; Economic Impact Evaluation; Economic and Business Case Analysis; Education and Training; Flight Simulation Development; Flight Test Engineering; Airborne Networking and Communications; Independent Verification and Validation (IV&V); Information Services; Instrumentation; Investigative Engineering Service; Life Cycle Costing; Logistics; Long-term Reliability and Maintainability; Migration Strategy; Operation and Maintenance; Operations Research (non-R&D); Permitting and Licensing; Prototype and First Article Production; Quality Assurance; Requirements Analysis and Definition; Reliability and Maintainability Analysis; Simulation and Modeling; Simulation Lab Development; Site Development; Special Projects and Studies; Statistical Analysis; Strategic Planning; Systems Architecture Design; Systems Engineering and Integration; Systems Engineering Database Development, Maintenance, and Analysis; Service-Oriented Architecture; Test and Evaluation (T&E); Test and Evaluation Master Plans; and Trade Studies; Network Engineering; Software development; Agile Management and Development; Enterprise Modeling and Architecture; Information Assurance; Certification and Accreditation.

Labor Rates: Click here for SOLUTE GSA Labor Rates
Minimum Order: $100.00
Maximum Order: $1,000,000.00


Ordering Instructions: GSA’s streamlined ordering procedures have reduced the government procurement process to a few simple steps. While GSA Federal Supply Service has already determined SOLUTE's rates to be fair and reasonable, ordering offices must determine that the total price is reasonable for the specific tasks required by the agency. After identifying a need for engineering services, the government agency:

1. Prepares a Request for Quotes, including

• A performance-based statement of work that outlines the work to be performed
• Task T&M Order
• Basis to be used for contractor selection (best value, low cost, etc)

• Select at least three (more if TO value is over $750K) qualified contractors on schedule
• Send Request for Quotes to selected contractors

• Evaluate responses based upon the factors identified in the request for quotes
• Place the Order directly with the schedule contractor that represents the best value and results in the lowest overall cost alternative (considering price, special qualifications, administrative costs, etc.)