Ready for Alliant 3? What You Need to Know About the $75 Billion Government IT Opportunity

The General Services Administration (GSA) is gearing up for the highly anticipated release of the Alliant 3 GWAC. The aim is to enhance information technology procurement across government agencies. Here’s what you need to know.
Kees Hendrickx
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Scheduled for release in Q3 of FY24, the RFP will seek proposals for the unrestricted pool of Alliant 3. It targets a diverse range of IT services. Potential offerors should ensure they are registered and up to date on SAM.gov, complete with a validated Unique Entity Identifier (UEI).

Key Preparations for the Upcoming Alliant 3 RFP Release

The anticipation is building as the GSA prepares to unveil the final RFP for the Alliant 3 GWAC (Governmentwide Acquisition Contract). This will happen in the coming weeks. With a $75 billion contract ceiling value and a competitive landscape ahead, staying ahead of the curve is crucial. GSA has already released essential draft sections and templates to help you hit the ground running. Are you ready to seize this opportunity and position your organization for success?

Draft RFP Sections: GSA has made available draft sections and templates, including those for contractor teaming and small business engagement. These documents are crucial for aligning your proposals with the scope of IT services required under Alliant 3.

Symphony Submission System: The GSA will soon include a link to Symphony, the proposal submission portal, in updates to assist in submission preparedness.

Key Insights and Strategies 

Prepare Early: Start aligning your proposals now with the draft sections and templates provided by GSA. Familiarize yourself with the scope of IT services outlined for the unrestricted pool of Alliant 3 now. This way you can ensure your proposals are tailored to meet the requirements effectively.

Small Business Inclusivity: GSA has strategically designed the Alliant 3 GWAC to be inclusive for small businesses. In this competitive landscape, there are many opportunities for small businesses to thrive. This is thanks to mandatory subcontracting goals and incentives for emerging technology solutions engagement. GSA emphasizes small business participation, requiring compliance with FAR Clause 52.219-9 for subcontracting.

Scoring Table Highlights: Understand the scoring criteria to maximize your chances of success. From relevant work experience to past performance and risk disclosures, each aspect plays a role in determining your score. You can enhance your competitiveness and stand out among potential offerors by emphasising your strengths and addressing potential gaps.

Stay Prepared

The Alliant 3 GWAC represents a significant opportunity for organizations in the government contracting space. The GSA are expected to release the final RFP soon. So now is the time to prepare and position your organization for success. With our insights and strategies, you can navigate this competitive landscape with confidence. We will keep you updated with the most recent developments so keep an eye out here.

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