OUR PARTNERS

UNIVERSAL CONSULTING SERVICES, INC

Capitol I.T Solutions is pleased to announce that it is part of the Universal Consulting Services (UCS) team that was selected as one of the awardees for the U.S. Army’s Information Technology Enterprise Solutions – 3 Services (ITES-3S) indefinite delivery indefinite quantity (IDIQ) contract. The ITES-3S IDIQ will provide a broad range of enterprise information technology services and support to the U.S. Army and authorized Federal Government agencies. Types of information technology services that is available through the ITES-3S IDIQ include Program Management; Cybersecurity/Information Assurance; Enterprise Design, Integration and Consolidation; Network/Systems Operation and Maintenance; Telecommunications; Supply Chain Management; Operation and Maintenance; Business Process Engineering; and Information Technology Education and Training. This award demonstrates Team UCS’s continued commitment to providing superior professional services to U.S. Army and the opportunity to continue to serve and support the men and women in uniform. Additional information can be obtained on the UCS ITES-3S Website: https://ucs-inc.com/contract/ites-3s/

You can also download the ITES-3S Ordering Guide here:

GOLDBELT GLACIER-HEALTH SERVICES

Capitol I.T. Solutions has partnered with Goldbelt Glacier-Health Services and can provide immediate serves under the ANC 8(a) service contracts.  Goldbelt Glacier Health Services is Federally certified 8(a) SDB ANC and can offer clients the opportunity to obtain flexible, effective solutions through a streamlined acquisition process.  Capitol I.T. Solutions  and Goldbelt Glacier Health Services can provide a broad spectrum of services to the DoD from IT services to professional research and administrative services. 

You can also download the document called "Glacier Sole Source" for more information on using the 8(a) SDB ANC contracting options here:

POTOMACWAVE CONSULTING

Capitol I.T. Solutions has partnered with PotomacWave Consulting in support of the Combat Casualty Care Research Program