NIH Information Technology Acquisition and Assessment Center (NITAAC) Overview Flyer

Overview

The NITAAC overview flyer provides an at-a-glance overview of the benefits of leveraging one of NITAAC's three best in class GWACs: CIO-CS, CIO-SP3 or CIO-SP3 Small Business.

Last updated: August 9, 2022

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How to Use This Tool

Use this tool to learn more about NITAAC GWACs: CIO-CS, CIO-SP3 or CIO-SP3 Small Business.
Use this tool to learn how NITAAC GWACs can help your agency meet its IT mission goals.

Tips on Using This Tool

Share this document with your agency customers as a leave behind after business development meetings.
Print copies of this flyer and display at industry events and tradeshows.
Upload this document onto your website to showcase the key benefits of being a NITAAC contract holder.

Frequently Asked Questions

How can companies be added to a NITAAC GWAC?

Companies cannot be added as Prime contract holders once the master contract has been awarded. However, if a company is interested in performing under one of the NITAAC vehicles, they may do so as a subcontractor or teaming partner. Businesses interested in forming such agreements may go directly to any of the NITAAC Prime contract holder(s). A complete listing is available under each contract on the NITAAC website. Simply click the contract of choice in the main navigation bar at the top of the page, and select the "Contract Holders" link.

Are NITAAC GWACs only for IT products and services?

The purpose of the CIO-CS Government-Wide Acquisition Contract (GWAC) is to provide a mechanism for the federal government to procure IT commodities and solutions as they relate to general IT initiatives along with health and life sciences IT capabilities as defined in FAR 2.101. Federal agencies can use this GWAC for acquiring a wide range of IT commodities and associated commodity-enabling services.

If you have questions regarding whether an item can be purchased on the CIO-CS contract, customers may review section C of the CIO-CS Conformed Contract or contact NITAAC Support for guidance.

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