Agency-Specific MACs

Centers for Disease Control (CDC) Information Management Systems (CIMS) 

Booz Allen Hamilton is currently fulfilling the Department of Health and Human Services, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) requirement, through the CIMS contract, for the acquisition of information systems development and microcomputer support services. 

Through this contract we at Booz Allen Hamilton (Booz Allen) ensure the CDC has ongoing timely, high quality, cost effective, efficient, innovative, and comprehensive IT contractual services as needed leveraging industry best practices and professional standards.  Using the firm’s tremendous reach-back, Booz Allen can apply technical skill sets across the entire scope of the CIMS service offerings.

Our team of 17 subcontractors – each selected for unique capabilities and depth across the requirements of the contract – and our commitment to meeting small business participation requirements, allows us to provide our customers with a value-added resource to help them accomplish their missions.

Capability Areas of CIMS Include:

• Information Management
  • Planning, design, development, maintenance, engineering, integration, and retirement of information systems; Software process improvement, information security, modeling and simulation, IV&V; data standards development, health IT, public health informatics, decision support, data modeling, interoperability services, health information exchanges
• Management Consulting
  • Broad consulting services including business analysis, business case development, performance management, process improvement, business process reengineering, decision support and analytics, human capital and workforce analysis, training and communications
• IT Infrastructure 
  • Installation, management, and support of commercial and open source hardware and software products supporting office, laboratory, and mobile workers; cloud computing; disaster recovery services

Contracted Advisory and Assistance Services (CAAS) IV

The Air Combat Command (ACC) Acquisition Management and Integration Center (AMIC), manages the CAAS IV IDIQ contract, a strategic initiative entered into with the Air Force District of Washington (AFDW) Contracting Directorate (AFDW/PK).  ACC AMIC supports Headquarters (HQ) ACC mission requirements, and AFDW supports HQ Air Force (HAF), Secretary of the Air Force (SAF) organizations, the Air Force Office of Special Investigations (AFOSI), and AFDW/PK customer mission requirements.

The scope of the CAAS IV contract is to provide Advisory and Assistance Services (A&AS) support in three areas:

• Management and Professional Support Services: Assistance, advice, or training for efficient and effective management and operation of organizations, activities, or systems
• Studies, Analyses, and Evaluations:  Organized, analytical assessments/evaluations in support of policy development, decision-making, management, or administration
• Engineering and Technical Services:  Support to the program office during the acquisition cycle by providing services such as systems engineering and technical direction to ensure the effective operations and maintenance of a weapon system or a major system, or direct support of a weapons system essential to research, development, production, operations, or maintenance of a system.

The following table of the Booz Allen CAAS IV team’s capabilities demonstrates the ability of its 13 member companies to provide A&AS support across all three contract work areas: Management and Professional Support Services; Studies, Analyses, and Evaluations; and Engineering and Technical Services. 

FEDSIM, on behalf of DHS, established this $6B dollar, 5-year multi-award BPA to provide a full range of specialized information technology (IT) services and tools to implement DHS’ Continuous Diagnostic and Mitigation (CDM) program to DHS, the Federal Government departments, and state, local tribal and territorial governments. The CDM program seeks to defend Federal and other government IT networks from cyber-security threats by providing sensors (tools), diagnosis, and mitigation tools to strengthen the security posture of Government networks.

The BPA provides a consistent set of solutions, at a reduced cost, that enhances the government’s ability to identify and mitigate the impact of emerging cyber threats. Booz Allen structured its team and selected its products to provide a comprehensive and integrated suite of software / hardware products and services that addresses the anticipated functional and operational requirements, thereby maximizing our ability to deliver competitive solutions.

Ordering Contract Types

The CDM Tools/CDM BPA allows for the following order types:

• Labor Hour (LH)
• Firm Fixed Price (FFP)
• Cost Reimbursable (CR) for travel only

Each TO can have multiple contract types in accordance with the CLIN structure of the BPA.

Labor Rates and Product Pricing

Please contact the CDM Team at [email protected] for labor rates and product pricing.

How Do I Purchase Under the CDM Tools/CDM BPA?

There are several options available for ordering products and/or services off of the CDM Tools/CDM BPA:

• Federal Agencies can use the Direct Order/Direct Bill option to procure products and or/services from the CDM Tools/CDM BPAs via Delegated Procurement Authority (DPA). Under a Direct Order/Direct Bill, the client agency is responsible for its own acquisition and program management activities. To obtain a DPA, please contact John Terrell [email protected], FEDSIM Contracting Officer.
• State, local, regional and tribal governments can also use the Direct Order/Direct Bill option to procure products and or/services from the CDM Tools/CDM BPAs via Delegated Procurement Authority (DPA).
• Federal Agencies’ can use assisted acquisition/consulting services from GSA AAS FEDSIM or a GSA FAS Regional AAS Customer Service Center to acquire full life-cycle acquisition support for their procurement of CDM Tools/CDM products and/or services.
• Federal Agencies’ can use the DHS process to procure products and/or services from the CDM Tools/CDM BPAs via Memorandum of Agreement between DHS and the Agency.

Fees Under the BPA

Other than IFF (industrial funding fee), the following fees are applied depending on the acquisition needs of the client:

IFF Fee
All prices awarded under the BPA include a user fee called the “Industrial Funding Fee” (IFF) of .75%. This IFF is built into the contract prices and covers the costs of operating the GSA MAS Program. Booz Allen and its CTA Members have responsibility for tracking and remitting payment of the IFF to GSA for all Schedule/BPA sales.

ACT Fee
The Acquisition, Contracting, and Technical (ACT) fee for this CDM Tools CDM BPA is 2%, which will be proposed and invoiced as a separate line item. The ACT fee only applies to orders issued by agencies under CDM other than GSA.  There is no cap on the fee and it can be applied incrementally with incremental funding modifications. The ACT fee will be included for Tool device licenses and CDM labor rate price quotes but does not apply to travel costs.

FEDSIM Fees
For those acquisitions in which the requesting agency elects to have GSA/FAS/AAS/FEDSIM provide full or partial acquisition and/or project management services through the BPA’s life cycles, a FEDSIM fee is negotiated on an order-by-order basis between FEDSIM and the requesting agency.

Payment Information and Address:
Payment via Wire Transfer:

Financial Institution: Wachovia Bank 
9-Digit ABA routing number: see invoice 
Telegraphic abbreviation: PNB 
Account number: see invoice

Payment via Check/U.S. Mail: 

Booz Allen Hamilton, Inc. 
Wachovia Bank 
P.O. Box 8500 (S-2725) 
Philadelphia, PA 19178-2725

ACH Payments:

Booz Allen Hamilton, Inc. 
Wachovia Bank 
9-Digit routing number: see invoice 
Account number: see invoice

International Funds: 

Booz Allen Hamilton, Inc. 
CHIPS Participant number: 0509 
SWIFT TID: PNBPUS3

Data Universal Numbering System (DUNS) Number: 00-692-8857.

Central Contractor Registration (CCR) Database: Booz Allen is registered in the Central Contractor Registration (CCR) Database.

DHS EAGLE II

EAGLE II is a Departmentwide multi-award acquisition vehicle available for use by any Department of Homeland Security (DHS) program or component agency.  Information technology (IT) support services represent a significant portion of the DHS budget.  EAGLE II is designed to offer a broad range of services, solutions, and contract types to fulfill the majority of component and departmental IT services needs.  EAGLE II intends to remain current and will continue to provide the full range of IT capabilities/solutions and emerging technologies throughout its life.

Booz Allen Hamilton Engineering Services, LLC is a prime contractor in the Unrestricted Track Functional Category 1(FC1)—Service Delivery.  The purpose of FC1 is to provide a full range of services and products in support of developing, implementing, and maintaining technology to support the DHS mission and business functions across the entire lifecycle of the program. 

Services Include:

• System Design, Development, Implementation, and Integration
• Software Design and Development
• Operations and Maintenance

Booz Allen Hamilton Engineering Services Quality Assurance Program for EAGLE II

Booz Allen Hamilton Engineering Services (Booz Allen ES) was ISO 9001 certified on December 5, 1997, and certified to AS9100 on August 23, 2007.  We continue to maintain the certifications to the ISO 9001:2008 and AS9100 Rev C Standards.  Our documented processes are contained in the Quality Procedures and Work Instructions that constitute the Booz Allen ES Quality Management System (QMS), and that are traceable directly to the elements of the ISO 9001 and AS9100 standards.  These define the standardized approach that we use every day in fulfilling the requirements of our customers, whether the work is engineering services, software development, hardware design, systems design, or systems integration.  Booz Allen ES’s commitment to our customers is summarized in our Quality Policy:  “We are committed to meeting requirements and providing our customers with exceptional products and services, while continually improving our Quality Management System.”

Booz Allen ES’s Quality Objectives focus on the prevention of product nonconformities.  Our goals are to meet or exceed the stated and implied requirements of our external and internal customers.  Booz Allen ES products and services are designed, developed, delivered, and supported in accordance with our continually-improved QMS.

The Booz Allen ES QMS maps our business practices to a set of requirements to achieve customer satisfaction.  It is organized in a common sense manner and ensures that we focus on customer satisfaction in all products, services, and communications with the customer and that we emphasize management commitment to customer satisfaction by ensuring the quality of our products and services through consistency and continual improvement of our business practices.  Management provides commitment through continuous involvement and periodic review, ensures resources necessary for carrying out Booz Allen ES business are available, and provides enforcement through internal and external audits.  Continual improvement of the QMS ensures that we deliver the best products and services to our customers.

Eagle II Corporate Experience

Booz Allen Hamilton Engineering Services (Booz Allen ES) is a premier provider of nationally critical IT systems and services. With corporate International Organization for Standardization (ISO) 9001-2008, Aerospace Standard (AS) 9100, and Capability Maturity Model Integration (CMMI) certifications, our reputation is one of process-based, uncompromised standards.

We deliver mature, industry-leading IT solutions for an array of government partners.  Our efforts are grounded in matching proven technologies to customers’ needs to provide mission-relevant, reliable, and affordable solutions.  Booz Allen ES is poised to fully respond to all Department of Homeland Security requirements and extremely sensitive to the need for highly reliable, repeatable products and services.

A sampling of our experience includes:

• System Design, Development, Implementation, and Integration
  • Command and control (C2) center IT, communications, systems engineering, implementation, and integration support; software and hardware configuration management and maintenance; and information assurance support.
  • Internal and external network integration, interoperability, and system administration support for C2 center and administrative functions, including computer systems, computer processors, and associated servers, communications, and peripheral equipment.
• Software Design and Development
  • Development support for a Windows-based client-server IT system serving as an air traffic control IT platform for government installations. 
  • Development support for a maintenance data analysis tool; a hosted website used for reporting and analysis of maintenance issues and status at government installations.
• Operations and Maintenance
  • 24/7/365 help desk, maintenance, and operations support and oversight, including internal network administration, maintenance, integration, and interoperability support for computer systems, computer processors and associated servers, and supporting communications and peripheral equipment; and external data link sustainment, integration, and interoperability support for multiple supported/supporting systems and facilities.
  • Full lifecycle engineering for IT applications, components, and systems, including research and investigation, requirements development, system design, hardware design, software design, software implementation, testing, configuration management, software quality assurance, database administration, project management, system production, and technical support.

ENCORE II

Enterprise IT Policy/Planning, Integrated Solutions Management, Performance Benchmarking, Business Process Reengineering, Requirements Analysis, Market Research & Prototyping, Info/Knowledge Engineering, Application Development, Product Integration, Test & Evaluation, Asset Management, Communications Engineering, Security Engineering (C&A), Telecommunications Support, Computer-Telephony Integration, Web Services, Operations Support, Hardware, Software, Managed Services. 

The ENCORE II Contract Offers:

• Open to all Federal Agencies
• 2% DITCO Fee
• 28.8% Small Business Goal
• No $ or % limitation on other direct costs (ODCs) provided they are integral to IT solutions
• Additional labor categories can be added beyond the 129 standard categories
• Incremental funding, optional tasks and option periods are allowed
• Streamlined Technical Proposal: no more than 10 pages
• Accepts all contract types (including hybrids)
• Does not have flexible teaming arrangements
• Task orders less than $10M cannot be protested