Operations & Maintenance and Necessary Improvements (OMNI) 12314426Q0037
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AI-generated · Jan 16, 2026Provide ongoing operations and maintenance (O&M) for NRCS IT systems managed by FPAC’s BC ISD, covering more than 200 components such as web services, databases, front-end and back-end applications, and supporting infrastructure. Ensure continuous availability, security, compliance, reliability, maintainability, and operational resilience of the NRCS IT ecosystem, while delivering necessary modifications to support FPAC strategic goals, streamline operations, and reduce O&M costs, along with government-led modernization efforts. The scope includes all NRCS systems for O&M and the Development, Modernization, and Enhancement (DM&E) of new features; the Government may request extending proven solutions to other FPAC agencies, applied in line with FPAC governance and architecture standards, and the contractor may contribute to broader FPAC modernization initiatives with SME insights and integration support as directed.
Work is performed remotely, with the contractor responsible for sustaining operations, implementing modernization to improve existing NRCS systems, and providing subject-matter expertise and integration support for FPAC-wide modernization efforts as needed.
The FPAC (Farm Production and Conservation) Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) enables the agency to deliver its conservation mission. They support planning and implementing conservation practices, managing program contracts and agreements, collecting and analyzing natural resource, water, and climate data, and tracking operational performance. Additionally, they ensure secure document management and facilitate science-based decision-making for both internal operations and public programs. On behalf of NRCS, the FPAC Business Center (BC) Information Solutions Division (ISD) operates and maintains the supporting complex IT ecosystem consisting of more than 200 components, including web services, databases, front-end applications, back-end services, and infrastructure. These systems are foundational to NRCS mission delivery and must remain continuously available, secure, and compliant. The purpose of this requirement is for Operations and Maintenance (O&M) of NRCS IT systems to ensure availability, reliability, security, maintainability, compliance, and operational resilience. O&M also includes necessary modifications to support FPAC strategic goals to streamline operations, reduce O&M costs and/or to support Government-led modernization initiatives. This effort covers all NRCS systems for Operations & Maintenance (O&M), ensuring continuity of operations and stability of existing solutions. The Contractor shall deliver explicit Development, Modernization, and Enhancement (DM&E) for new feature delivery within those systems. Modernization activities will focus on improving existing NRCS systems. While the primary scope is NRCS, the Government may request the Contractor to extend well-functioning solutions to other FPAC agencies. In such cases, the Contractor shall apply existing solutions in alignment with FPAC governance and architecture standards. The Contractor may also contribute to broader FPAC modernization initiatives led by external teams, providing subject matter expertise, technical insights, and integration support as directed by the Government. Place of Contract Performance: Remote Set-aside Status: Competition among USDA STRATUS BOA Holders Small Business Track
From Special Notice posted on Jan 15, 2026Notice of Intent to Procure via USDA STRATUS Contracting Agency: U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Acquisition Type: Task Order under USDA STRATUS Basic Ordering Agreement (BOA) Scope of Requirement: Operations & Maintenance and Necessary Improvements Contract Vehicle: STRATUS Pool?2 Cloud Integration & Managed Services BOA Small Business Track Estimated Award Method: Competitive task order The FPAC (Farm Production and Conservation) Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) enables the agency to deliver its conservation mission. They support planning and implementing conservation practices, managing program contracts and agreements, collecting and analyzing natural resource, water, and climate data, and tracking operational performance. Additionally, they ensure secure document management and facilitate science-based decision-making for both internal operations and public programs. On behalf of NRCS, the FPAC Business Center (BC) Information Solutions Division (ISD) operates and maintains the supporting complex IT ecosystem consisting of more than 200 components, including web services, databases, front-end applications, back-end services, and infrastructure. These systems are foundational to NRCS mission delivery and must remain continuously available, secure, and compliant. The purpose of this requirement is for Operations and Maintenance (O&M) of NRCS IT systems to ensure availability, reliability, security, maintainability, compliance, and operational resilience. O&M also includes necessary modifications to support FPAC strategic goals to streamline operations, reduce O&M costs and/or to support Government-led modernization initiatives. This effort covers all NRCS systems for Operations & Maintenance (O&M), ensuring continuity of operations and stability of existing solutions. The Contractor shall deliver explicit Development, Modernization, and Enhancement (DM&E) for new feature delivery within those systems. Modernization activities will focus on improving existing NRCS systems. While the primary scope is NRCS, the Government may request the Contractor to extend well-functioning solutions to other FPAC agencies. In such cases, the Contractor shall apply existing solutions in alignment with FPAC governance and architecture standards. The Contractor may also contribute to broader FPAC modernization initiatives led by external teams, providing subject matter expertise, technical insights, and integration support as directed by the Government. Place of Contract Performance: Remote Set-aside Status: Competition among USDA STRATUS BOA Holders Small Business Track
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