IT Services Contracts

Information technology, software development, and computer services

231 active opportunities

231

Active Opportunities

Posted Last 7 Days

30 days

Avg Response Window

Top Industries

NAICS 54151992
NAICS 54151240
NAICS 54151137
NAICS 51821031
NAICS 54169028

Set-Aside Distribution

141
No Set Aside50
Small Business24
SDVOSB9
SDVOSB Sole Source2

Top Locations

VA30
MD26
25
DC22
NJ20

How to Bid on IT Services Contracts

What These Contracts Typically Require

Experience with federal IT modernization, FedRAMP authorization, and security compliance (FISMA, NIST 800-53). Many contracts require existing staff with security clearances.

Average Response Window

30 days from posting. Plan your response timeline accordingly.

What to Prepare Before Responding

1Ensure SAM.gov registration is active
2Obtain relevant certifications (CMMI, ISO 27001)
3Document past performance on similar IT projects
4Prepare capability statement highlighting technical expertise
5Review GSA IT Schedule if applicable

Related Resources

SAM.gov Registration FIPS Compliance

Frequently Asked Questions

IT services contracts cover software development, system integration, cybersecurity, cloud computing services, data management, and technical support for federal agencies. These contracts range from small task orders to multi-billion dollar enterprise modernization programs.

Any business registered in SAM.gov with relevant IT experience can compete. Small businesses may qualify for set-aside opportunities through certifications like 8(a), HUBZone, SDVOSB, or WOSB. Many IT contracts require staff with security clearances.

Common NAICS codes include 541511 (Custom Computer Programming), 541512 (Computer Systems Design), 541513 (Computer Facilities Management), 541519 (Other Computer Related Services), and 518210 (Data Processing and Hosting).

FedRAMP authorization for cloud services, CMMI certification for software development, ISO 27001 for information security, and staff certifications like CISSP, PMP, and AWS/Azure credentials significantly improve competitiveness.

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