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GSA Seat Management
Name: GSA Seat Management Contract Number: GS00T98ALD001 User
agencies: All federal Expiration: 6/2007 Task order options:
FFP, T&M for special projects Program ceiling: $10 billion For
more information contact: Mike Sanders
; (703) 563-7875 Contract Overview: The Seat Management Services
contract is intended to afford Government agencies a new way of acquiring and
managing the full spectrum of desktop computing resources from general purpose
to high performance, scientific and engineering environments. Under the Seat Management
concept, the Government will acquire integrated services and the required components
to include: - general purpose desktop computers, servers and associated
peripherals;
- high performance computational systems and associated peripherals;
- local
area and wide area network capabilities;
- commercial off-the-shelf
(COTS) software;
- help desk services;
- maintenance;
- design
and installation;
- and training.
The contract's overall
objective is to establish and sustain effective and efficient managed life-cycle
support of a client's standard operating environment, which consists of office
automation equipment, network servers, telecommunications equipment, voice administration,
and billing and ordering systems. The services are provided through a seat management
solution that features help desk operations, hardware and software services including
technology refresh, infrastructure management, maintenance, asset management and
training services, and documentation support. The help desk is the central management
point for all problems related to the standard operating environment, telecommunications,
telephones, and commercial information services. The GSA Master Seat vehicle
is an umbrella contract under which all Government agencies may obtain Seat services. Contract
Relevance: DigitalNet is providing not only relevant services but also an
environment of partnering; that is, we implement an approach that facilitates
migration to and the sustaining of the seat management concept. The approach includes
elements that address customer satisfaction (measuring customer satisfaction and
refining service levels to achieve customer satisfaction objectives), risk sharing
(identifying and mitigating risks), change management (cultural change issues,
techniques for managing change, and increasing awareness of seat management benefits
to staff), and service assurance (authenticating performance to the SLA level).
The approach also includes project and business management components to ensure
a non-intrusive implementation of Discovery, Interim Support, Service Transition,
and Service Delivery periods of performance. Service delivery occurs in three
environments: the client's standard operating environment, telecommunications
(LAN, MAN, and WAN), and user support. For the client operating environment,
DigitalNet supports desktop computers, and communications servers, data and voice
systems, and custom applications. This includes the data center, access security,
configuration management and implementation, and inventory management of the operating
environment. In the telecommunications environment, DigitalNet provides management
assistance on all telecommunications projects including project planning and tracking. Additional
service responsibilities include administration of voice messaging, and telephone
billing. User services include providing help desk and user support,
operations and technical support, and maintenance. |