ASRC’s NetCentric Secures Spots on OASIS SB’s Pools 1, 3

NetCentric, a subsidiary of ASRC Federal, has won spots on pools 1 and 3 of the General Services Administration's One Acquisition Solution for Integrated Services – Small Business contract vehicle. 

The company may now compete for task orders for a range of contracting solutions. The award covers scientific, technical and professional services under the vehicle's first pool and engineering support services under its third pool, GovCon Wire reported. 

“Our team is proud to have earned the opportunity to continue our partnership with the GSA which provides our customers greater access to our organization’s technical services,” said Jennifer Felix, NetCentric's president and CEO and a Potomac Officers Club member.

OASIS and OASIS – SB are multiple-award, indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contracts designed to help federal agencies acquire flexible and innovative solutions for complex professional services. 

Its scope includes communication, defense, health, security, transportation, compliance, environment, energy, disaster, financial and intelligence. 

“We look forward to expanding the reach of our offerings through OASIS and supporting the missions of our federal customers,” Felix said.

In April 2019, GSA issued an on-ramp solicitation for pools 1, 3 and 4. The agency later announced that 84 companies were selected for the third phase of pool 1, 163 for pool 3 and 64 for pool 4.  

NetCentric is a provider of system engineering, integration, software development, network engineering, security engineering and emerging technology assessment services.

According to its website, the company's security engineering experience includes developing policy-based security services, performing network security assessments, security policy and procedure development and information security design. 

Its customers include the Department of State, the Army and the Intelligence Community.