REI Systems to Develop, Operate SAM.gov for GSA

The General Services Administration has awarded REI Systems a task order to provide development, operations and maintenance services for the Integrated Award Environment and System for Award Management. 

Work will be done under GSA's Chief Information Officer Modernization and Enterprise Transformation blanket purchase agreement, which is a five-year information technology initiative designed to support the Federal Acquisition Service.  

“REI's ability to build modern cloud native solutions along with our deep understanding of federal acquisition and grants making process helps us effectively support GSA in modernizing complex and disparate systems under a single shared system, SAM.gov,” said Pradeep Krishnanath, REI's systems director for federal civilian. 

REI will provide Agile, cloud-native development, testing, transition, operations and maintenance services for FAS. 

FAS covers GSA global supply, multiple award schedules, personal property management, travel, fleet, purchase card and integrated technology programs. 

The company's services will help modernize the tools FAS uses to manage the government-wide acquisition and grant-making processes from solicitation through closeout.

“For over a decade, REI has successfully partnered with GSA on modernization, technology, and advisory services initiatives. GSA is an intensely innovative agency that persistently focuses on improving processes, leveraging new technologies, and enhancing user experiences,” said REI CEO Shyam Salona. 

According to him, REI will offer a modern and highly secure platform that will allow the government to improve operating performance and drive down costs.  

REI is an IT and services company headquartered in Sterling, Virginia. The company specializes in application modernization, data analytics, grants management, innovation and research programs and advisory services.