Elodie Collins 
The Department of Homeland Security has awarded blanket purchase agreement contracts to four companies for IT and network services in support of the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency.
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BPA Details
AttainX, Sofitc3, Electrosoft Services and SiloSmashers each secured contracts on Sept. 30, according to records on the Federal Procurement Data System. Under the contracts, AttainX and Sofitc3 will provide custom computer programming services, while Electrosoft and SiloSmashers will deliver computer systems design services.
Work will be performed in Virginia and New Jersey.
The multiple-award BPA is estimated to be worth $200 million, with a five-year period of performance. The effort provides digital transformation technology and services to make CISA’s Office of the Chief Information Officer the primary IT source and management for the entire agency, as revealed in the official solicitation documents on SAM.gov.
No initial funds were obligated, and future task orders will define costs. The DHS Office of Procurement Operations serves as the contracting authority.
