The US Treasury Department is to conduct an open competition for its Information Technology Infrastructure Managed Services contract the agency projects valued at $300 million.
In a posting on Federal Business Opportunities, the department said the contract will replace Treasury's current General Services Administration Seat Contract, which expires in September 2009.
According to the announcement, the Treasury intends to release a capability request on May 16, conduct an industry day on June 23 and anticipate the release of the full solicitation on August. 29.
The proposed contract will define seven areas of IT services: local-area network infrastructure operations; datacenter operations; end-user support and hardware; IT security; disaster recovery and continuity of operations; engineering services and development/test lab operations, and IT process and program management.