The Army’s contract for single source, IT-focused professional services buys is back on track after a nearly nine-month pause.
Bidders were notified in March that the Army was putting its $50 billion Marketplace for the Acquisition of Professional Services (MAPS) contract on a “reflective delay,” following President Donald Trump’s executive order to consolidate domestic federal procurement within the General Services Administration.
The Army announced on Dec. 19 that an industry day is set for Jan. 28, though didn’t release details on an exact RFP release date.
The branch in August 2024 formally pitched its consolidation of recompetes on ...
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