VA Requests Info on IT Services for Website Modernization

by Brenda Marie Rivers August 1, 2018, 1:29 am

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The Department of Veterans Affairs has issued a request for information onÂ service-disabled, veteran-owned companies that can offer information technology services to help modernize VA.gov.

According to a FedBizOpps notice posted Monday, the department aims to update user-facing digital tools, implement a content management system and address website users’ expectations as part of theÂ VA Digital Modernization Strategy.

The proposed firm-fixed-price contract will have one base year and one option year.

Interested parties can submit responses to the RFI notice through Aug. 3.

Department of Veterans Affairs Govcon IT services request for information RFI VA VA.gov

Written by Brenda Marie Rivers

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